Yes, that's what I was trying to say. You need to ask better questions to get good answers....
Still, you may need to provide more information. What is it exactly what you're having problems with? Don't you know where to start? Don't you know how to build a proper connection string? Don't you know how to setup SQL Server? Don't you know how to write ASP pages? And so on and so on. We can't guess it so you have to tell us.
Tell us what you already do know, what you don't know and what you're having problems with. Also, tell us what you have already done to figure this out yourself (Google, books and so on) You can't expect us to write a full-blown beginners guide to ASP with SQL Server, only to find out that wasn't what you were asking for... ;)
In short: read the article I linked to and follow its recommendations...
Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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