<%@ language=VBScript %> Ron Glotzbach's Web Site
	Option Explicit
	Response.Buffer = True
	On Error Resume Next	
	
	'Before you can use this, a System DSN needs to be set
	'up.  Point the DSN at the DB you want to access.
		
	'Dimension variables
	Dim oConn
	Dim oRS
	Dim SQL

	'Set up DB connection
	Set oConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
	
	'Set up Recordset
	Set oRS = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
	
	'Open the connection to DB
	Call oConn.Open("DSN=nwind")

	'Prepare SQL statement
	SQL = "SELECT DISTINCT Title FROM Customers"

	'Execute the query and store result in oRS
	Set oRS = oConn.Execute(SQL)

	'oRS.EOF means the next row is the End Of File.
	'Each value in oRS.Fields("") is a column name in the table.
	'Writing oRS.Fields("columnName") will return the value of that cell in the DB.
	While not oRS.EOF
		Response.Write(oRS.Fields("ContactTitle") & "<br>" & chr(13))
		oRS.MoveNext()
	wend
		
	'Close all object references
	oRS.Close
	Set oRS = Nothing
	oConn.Close
	Set oConn = Nothing