The Session object manages information about user Web sessions. The object sends and receives cookies that track time, preferences and progress through a site. Information given when a user first enters the site is readily available to any other page on the site. The Response object sends information to the client or user. The Server object adds functions to ASPs.
Several components are part of the package.
Many third-party components are available, too. The database retrieves the information requested by the SQL command and passes it back to the Active Server Page for display in HTML form. But to start with, the server must know which database it is going to use. This is where the Open Database Connectivity Data Source Control Panel comes in. On the control panel, the user gives the database a name, which will appear in the ASP scripts.