Being a novice and wanting Ajax built in to a Web development environment I was pleased to see the Ajax MS library in their latest Express version.
My question is:
Can an ASP.NET app built using 3.5 access standard dll like a PB DLL so I can use SQL Tools like I'm used to doing?
The 'for xml' statement, is it supported? Are there any examples?
If I can't use a PB DLL can I use SQL Tools from VBScript in an aspx document?
If not ASP.NET are there other industry acceptable combinations that don't require CGI or ISAPI (which are non-starters for our customers).
My terminology may not be correct here, but we have a multi-currency version of our Trust Software that will 100% SQL and will have components that are Web Based for Clients to view their holdings on demand from the live database.
Bob Mechler
My question is:
Can an ASP.NET app built using 3.5 access standard dll like a PB DLL so I can use SQL Tools like I'm used to doing?
The 'for xml' statement, is it supported? Are there any examples?
If I can't use a PB DLL can I use SQL Tools from VBScript in an aspx document?
If not ASP.NET are there other industry acceptable combinations that don't require CGI or ISAPI (which are non-starters for our customers).
My terminology may not be correct here, but we have a multi-currency version of our Trust Software that will 100% SQL and will have components that are Web Based for Clients to view their holdings on demand from the live database.
Bob Mechler
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