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About Jeff Allen
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I can answer basic to intermediate questions related to Classic ASP.I can answer Intermediate to Advanced questions CSS& HTML, and basic questions about JavaScript and Ajax. I can also answer questions related to web page accessibility under US Section 508.

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I have 8 years experience with HTML. I have been developing in ASP, VBScript and CSS for two years each. I also currently work as web developer.

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I have a BA in English with minors in Web Design and Scientific and Technical Writing

 
   

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Topic: Active Server Pages Programming (ASP)



Expert: Jeff Allen
Date: 10/26/2006
Subject: Connectivity of Multiple ASP Pages with Database

Question
Hi Jeff,
  I have multiple asp pages with each page getting some info from a particular user. I need to store the data from ONE user to ONE recordset in the database. But what happens with my code is, after moving on to the next asp page, the recordset also increments by one. But I as I said earlier, I need them all to be in one row. Kindly help me.

Thanks
Anand  

Answer
There are really a number of ways to handle this if I understand you. You could actually store the information that is transferred from page to page in hidden fields and just retirieveitont he next pages, only insertinserting it into the databs once the user hits the final page. Otherwise have you thought of using Session variablesfor what you are trying to accomplish?

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