Any of these servers can be used to stage Active Server Pages for Visual InterDev 6.0 development. No, unlike other Visual InterDev 6.0 components such as the Data View and Query Designer which do work with any ODBC data source, the Database Designer only works with Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 and higher, and Oracle 7.3 and higher. Design-time ActiveX Controls can generate HTML and script logic viewable by any browser on any platform. These controls are based on published COM interfaces developed during design previews held at Microsoft, and any interested third party can build them. Cookies are tokens that either a client browser sends to a Web server, or that a Web server sends to a client browser.
Cookies allow a set of information to be associated with a user.
ASP scripts can both get and set the values of cookies by using the Cookies collection in Visual InterDev 6.0. The SessionID is a number produced by a complex algorithm that identifies the user's session. The SessionID cookie is a token sent to a client browser that is not stored on the client computer's hard disk because it does not set an expiration date. The SessionID cookie is stored in the browser's system memory and cleared from it when the session ends While most browsers support cookies, some do not. If a user's browser does not support cookies, ASP does not support the Session object for that browser.