Sorry … I would have replied sooner, but I work all day. heh.

Do you have access to SQL Server's Enterprise Mangler? What platform are you using?

Send me an email.

See http://www.asp101.com/articles/john/typelibs/default.asp for details.

I also recommend being explicit when you can …
Trim(rs.Fields(y).Value) is even better (for readability's sake at least).

You can make your rows sortable, too! A quick change is all you need to your recordset object:

Dim rs, obj, strSQL, strASCDESC, db_cnx, i

db_cnx = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=EnterPasswordHere;User ID=enterDBUserNameHere; initial Catalog=EnterDatabaseNameHere;Data Source=EnterSQLServerBoxName"

Set obj = Server.CreateObject("adodb.connection")
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("adodb.recordset")
obj.Open db_cnx
strSQL = "SELECT state_id, state, state_abbr AS abbreviation FROM Coastal.dbo.State ORDER BY state"
rs.CursorLocation = 3
rs.Open strSQL, obj
If Trim(Request.QueryString("ascdesc")) = "ASC" Then
strASCDESC = "DESC"
Else
strASCDESC = "ASC"
End If
If Trim(Request.QueryString("sort")) > "" Then
rs.Sort = Trim(Request.QueryString("sort")) & " " & strASCDESC
End If
If Not rs.EOF Then
Response.Write "<tr>"
For i = 0 to rs.Fields.Count - 1
Response.Write "<a href=""?ascdesc=" & strASCDESC & "&sort=" & rs.Fields(i).Name & """>"
Response.Write rs.Fields(i).Name
Response.Write "</a></td>"
Next
Response.Write "</tr>"
End If

Then continue with the rest of the code as it is in the example Jennifer gives.

This is a universal table editor that, and has proven to be so usefull (at least to me). It's an excellent program (in asp) and totally free.