If you want just one blank row at the end use
<tr></tr>

The code you are using is the old ASP style. If you are using .NET try using the table object instead.

I did use <tr></tr>, but it didn't work. Was I doing something wrong? And what is the table object? Can you please give me an example?

Just response.write("<tr></tr>") inside of your table.

You can view info on the table object in the VS documentation.

But, if I put response.write("<tr></tr>") inside of my loop, it wouldn't be able to show the results in that row because the row is already closed. Isn't that true?

Put it outside the loop for a blank row

I can't put it outside the loop because I need a new row for each record. So, that would not work. But, thanks for your help.