I figured it out.

It is much the same concept as the HTML frames, but with an asp extension.
The Frameset page is an asp page holding the frameset code in HTML for the
top and bottom frames.
The hardcoded HTML for the top frame goes into another frame page w/asp ext.
The asp call / queries are put into the third frame page w/asp ext.

It worked beautifully.  I have the samples if anyone is interested.

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> I can deliver the dynamic information from the SQL db via a template, but 
> now I need to deliver that same information into a split page of HTML 
> because one part of the split is to be hard coded.
> 
> I have built the Frames pages in HTML, and the ASP template page but I 
> still need to call the HTML Frames page from within the ASP format and 
> retain the call to the SQL db within the Frame that will contain the 
> dynamic elements from the call.
> 
> For example the top part of the frame would be an "example" or a static, 
> hard-coded HTML page, the bottom frame would be a dynamic asp page. 
> 
> As you know, it takes 3 pages to create a frame set: one to hold the other 
> two.  I just need a little help thinking out how add the frame set within 
> the existing asp template.
> 
> Thanks for any advice!
> 
> Bill Fulbright
> bfulbright@u...