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There are examples in the iSeries Access Express Toolkit. Not great but something to learn from. This is an option when installing iSeries Access Express. You can also get stuff at http://www.iseries.ibm.com/access and digging around, IIRC.

HTH
Vern

At 12:39 PM 5/10/2004, you wrote:
There are many courses for ASP and hundreds of books.  ASP is the second
most popular web server scripting languages, next to PHP.  ASP and Visual
Basic are extremly close.  It uses VBScript as the script language (ASP is
vbscript with the additional ASP object model).  And no, programming in ASP
is not a "bad thing" (outside of the normal Windows thing ;) ).

I say to use the OLE DB driver because with ASP, you are goign to use ADO
for database access.  ADO uses OLE DB.  So, if you use the OLE DB driver,
you go straight from ASP to OLE DB to Database.  If you use ODBC, you need
to go from ASP to OLE DB to OLE DB to ODBC driver to Database.  You end up
with an extra layer.  You can get the OLE DB driver from Client Access
Express.  It is part of the install (ODBC and OLE DB are included).
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