I agree with Melissa and Srini, the Wrox books are quite good.  I don't
think you can easily get away with only one book though.  A reference is
vital. And I would add both Wrox's Beginning ASP 3 (this book, if it's like
2.0, which I have, really gets you off to a good start, though the second
half of the book gets lost in one particular large exercise and gives short
shrift to what the SQL used is all about) as well as Srini's suggested
Professional 3 (this book is quite advanced). A good SQL reference is handy,
too, though you probably don't need one of those $39.95, five pounders.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chuck Evans [mailto:Chucke(at)captura.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 3:05 PM
> To: 'HWG Languages'
> Subject: ASP Book
> 
> 
> I need to buy one super book on ASP. I'm not a complete beginner, so a
> reference of statements, variables, etc. would be appreciated 
> along with any
> "how to" stuff. For example, right now I need to know how to 
> construct an
> if/then using "or". Do I use "or" or a pipe? Two pipes? Yes, 
> I know I can
> look it up on the web (what I will be doing right after I 
> send this mail)
> but I'd like a handy reference on my desk (something akin to 
> O'Reilly's
> "Javascript: The Definitive Guide").
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Chuck Evans
> Web Marketing Manager
> Captura Software, Inc.
> (425) 424-1155
> chucke(at)captura.com
> www.captura.com
> 

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