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Fastest way of Database Access : Caching Records in Memory.       
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In this step by step tutorial I will guide you to build the fastest method to display records from the database using plain ASP. The technique we are going to use is based on a simple fact that you don't have to hit database every time you want to display records. Take for example a list box which displays names of countries from the database. How many times you are going to change the countries in the database? I bet not often. So if you have to show those countries from the database then it wi...

Displaying Images       
Total Hits: 1055  |  Today: 0 Author: Faisal Khan       Rating:  
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This article is about Displaying Images ( binary data ) from the Database via ASP. Online demo, sample code available for download....

Recordset Paging        
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Recordset paging is needed when you develop a script that will retrieve hundreds or even thousands of records from a database. Trying to receive large numbers of records at one time would cause a delay in processing multiple requests from the database and would slow the performance of your website. Paging would only retrieve a certain number of records at a time for one user...

Simple Alternate row-color       
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Provides a simple way to achieve alternated row colors. Usefull when you want to alternate row colors on a table, for example. Use it when retrieving data from a recorset!...

Better alternate row-color       
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This code snippet by Harvey will allow you to easily alter between two colors in a table. Author: Harvey...

Database Paging Tutorial       
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This tutorial, using Classic ASP, is on paging through records in a database....

Q202125 HOWTO: Page Through a Recordset from ASP       
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This article describes how to use the PageSize, PageCount, and AbsolutePage properties of an ADO recordset and what cursor types must be used to get Recordset Paging to work....

ADO Recordset Paging in ASP       
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Every once in a while I come across the task of displaying a large number of records in ASP pages. The good example is displaying the results of a search. Most of the time I do not know the number of records that I have to display in advance. In addition to this, as the usage of the application growth the size of the database will grow accordingly. That leaves me as well as anyone with the similar application requirements no other choice, but to develop some kind of algorithm to display rec.....

Database Paging       
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Ever wonder how the search engines pull off that cool trick of only showing you the first ten results that your query pulls back from their gigantic database? Well, rest assured that you're not alone. It's been a popular request here at ASP 101....

Paged Record output       
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When you begin dealing with larger databases it becomes essential to offer the ability to view a few of the database observations at a time rather than dumping the whole db out to the browser. The following script will display the 50 United States, but limit each page to display no more than four states at a time. A total of thirteen pages can by dynamically created from dropdown menu input o.....

Display Recordset Data in a Paged Fashion - Part I       
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A popular way to display data from a recordset, especially a large one, is in a paged fashion. In this 10-Minute Solution, you display data, hitting the server and database once for each page requested...

ASP Paging through Recordsets       
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In depth article on showing records in a page by page fashion with 'first page','next','back' and 'last page' links at the bottom to navigate through the records. Sample code and database available for download. Online demo also available....


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