Thanks Guy. On my next app's version I will be using COMponents, then I will use the approach of the constructor string.

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>>I am writing a small site and most of its pages (.asp) perform data access to build their content dinamically, retrieving data from a specific data source. I am connecting to a VFP database so I don't need to specify a user ID and thus the connection string remains identical for everyone.
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>>Where do you think is a good place to store the connection string? I have been thinking about an application variable. Any suggestions?
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>You've got it right. An Application variable is where it should be.
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>If you're building COM DLLs, you can place them in the constructor string of a COM+ Application.