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Lol, it happend to me too, I figured it out only when I deleted the old site... A whole day though was battling and trying to understand what the heck is going on :)

Well yeah, agreed, and you are right - I already love it :) Very powerful thing, yet very easy.

Lol, well, yeah, I've got my 100th post when yorri had 99, lol. But anyway..., yorri, let's make a Lord's Alliance? :D

Well, not me, though I would vote if there was a multiple choice, lol. At the end, ASP.NET/C# is what I'm trying (read: learning) right now 8)

Well, maybe, though I tried Perl and Php, didn't liked them much though. On the first plan - I don't like variables that you can use without previously declaring them. Yes, in VBScript there is the same way, but I always have Option Explicit in all my scripts :) Also, I stick with MS...

I liked the option "copy paste", though most of problems and bugs come from using this way :) But, hmm... since when XML is counted as a programming language? :) Well if you mean XML/XSL, then ... uhmmm.... still not sure, but yeah, kinda. Maybe it is a "C++ programmer" point of view, but I...

Well I voted C++, since this is what I do for living and like it. But it really depends on what kind of application I do. Program for Windows - then certainly C++, but if we are talking about Web, then ASP.NET/C# or pure ASP/VBScript

Oups, I meant that Access doesn't support good Stored Procedures, SQL Server do :) About stress test.. Hmm.. There is a tool included with my Visual Studio .NET, called Application Test Center, maybe I should look into it and try the web site with it to see how much concurrent connections it...