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This is pretty much page 1 of any ASP.NET book. You need to understand how to create an event trigger and setup an event handler for the button. -Dave

You spelled the object named wrong. ADODB, not ADOBD. -Dave

How will your ASPX page written in ASP.NET run at all if the .NET framework is not installed??? -Dave

You must update one table at a time. You can update A while joining it with B to get the values you need. ie: UPDATE A SET A.myField = B.newField FROM A, B WHERE A.primaryKey = B.foreignKey

When all else fails, then your first IF statment must be failing: If blnEmail = True AND strMode <> "edit" Then -Dave

You may also find that response.redirect() does not work if Page.Smartnavigation is true. Make it False the line prior to the redirect. -Dave

Hey, that's a good idea too -- that would cut your bug-search in half real quick. If it's a data error, trying running the SQL code in query analyzer to see if you get any rows back. In fact, try using SQL Profiler to inspect the actual command sent to the server... it may not be what you...

Are you using a DIV because you want to hide it at some point? If not, try using SPAN or an IFRAME. Asp.net's LABEL component is actually a SPAN... cool to use it for that purpose sometimes with no text in it... -Dave

Are you pressing F5 (reload) to test the page once you make a change, recompile, and re-upload? If so, it's executing a postback and therefore your Page_Load() won't run the data bind code... just something to think about -- lots of my programmers make the same mistake, only to take a lunch...

Put a try-catch block around the code and catch the Exception typed error, then write out the Exception.Description yourself. See if you can find out what it says and post your findings.... -Dave

Please turn off custom errors so we can see the actual error. You might also want to verify the field types between what you have at home and what's at JodoHost -- int should be int, etc. An error will occur if you key field is of the wrong type than the stored procedure is expecting. -Dave

It needs to be in \bin, directly off the root of your web application. -Dave

You're using code-behind with a compliled DDL. You need to copy that dll into your BIN directory off the web root. -Dave

Mine's good and fast, just as always, if you wanted to know. -Dave

I'm not sure what you mean...? Let's say you script the creation of a table. It may take one Create Table command, two index creation commands, and a bunch of inserts and permission commands. All these commands can be written one after each other in a text file. You then tell SQL server to...

A .SQL file typically contains SQL code in text format. It contains SQL commands that the server can execute... like a .BAT (batch) file for DOS. -Dave

This is a general MS .Net error message telling you that an error has occured but your configuration parameters prevent it from revealing the details of the error. -Dave

Running scripts as a service is a security risk. Although a nice feature, it would only be allowed if you owned the machine. Running xp_sendmail SP from the SQL server will send mail on behalf of the SQL server account, possibly Administrator on the local domain. If you want to use CDONTS or...

Maybe I can assist a bit: 1. Yash answered it. 2. No way. 3. I doubt it. But, try it right now. Run a one-line script executing: master.dbo.xp_sendmail '[email protected]', 'test' -Dave

?? I do this all the time -- Views are transferred as Views... exactly how are you exporting the database? -Dave