ASP/VBS Using Command to Insert/Update/Delete

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    Default ASP/VBS Using Command to Insert/Update/Delete

    Hi,

    I would just like to know when/why etc would you command and if there any
    penalties in using the command.

    Thanks,

    Sanjay


    Sanjay Guest

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    Default Re: ASP/VBS Using Command to Insert/Update/Delete

    The Command object is great when you need to send a query to the database or
    need to execute a stored procedure and don't expect any data in return,
    unlike the Recordset object which returns something even if there's no data
    to return. Very efficient.

    Best regards,
    Chris


    Chris In Madison Guest

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    Default Re: ASP/VBS Using Command to Insert/Update/Delete

    Thanks Chris,

    must start using this!

    Regards,

    Sanjay

    "Chris In Madison" <cowens@cnwGOAWAYDIRTYRATSPAMMERS.com> wrote in message
    news:d43u6v$c1o$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > The Command object is great when you need to send a query to the database
    or
    > need to execute a stored procedure and don't expect any data in return,
    > unlike the Recordset object which returns something even if there's no
    data
    > to return. Very efficient.
    >
    > Best regards,
    > Chris
    >
    >

    Sanjay Guest

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