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>So, each change of order requires a connection and running the same SQL, as original one, but with different order. I hoped for another answer. If you can send me the samples by e-mail, would be nice.
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>I sent you an e-mail earlier this morning and want to ask more questions in this time about cookies. Could you please send me an e-mail? Hopefully, I don't take too much of your time, if yes, just forget it...
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>NET makes lots of stuff much simpler. But Joe said, we're not yet going to switch. So, it looks like I have to learn stright ASP for now... :( BTW, what is the current ASP version? I have a book Active Server Pages 2.0 by WROX (8 authors)...

Nadya;

It may be possible to use ADO RDS on the client side. I found it to be flaky so I stayed away from it. The Wrox book Professional ADO RDS Programming with ASP has examples.

Version 3.0 was the last version of ASP as far as I know, before ASP.NET came out. ASP 2.0 will work fine. What tool do you use to work with ASP? I use Visual Interdev 6.0.

I will zip up a file for you to examine as soon as I can. It will have a number of features I think you can use. I think you will get the basic idea.

Tom