Tag: ASP.NET

Accept uploads with a third-party upload component or IIS request filtering setup.

Harden Classic ASP: encode output, parameterize SQL, restrict folders.

Reduce session bloat, cache where safe, and close ADO promptly.

Debug with detailed errors in non-prod and Response.Write traces carefully.

Build a small CRUD app: list/create/edit with session login.

Gate pages by checking Session user keys.

Use ActiveX Data Objects for data access from ASP.

Open SQL Server with an OLE DB/ODBC connection string.

Create, read, update, and delete rows via ADO Command/SQL.