Not much difference between VBS and ASP. As far as using output parameters, it works the same as plain ADO from VB...except!
- You have to declare the constants in code or just use the numerical value for the consts. Not quite true for ASP, you can include a const file or set a reference (I think).
- Nothing is strongly typed. You still build a parameters collection, just cant type it that way.
If you have access to VB6, IMO you're better off to encapsulate as much of it as you can in a dll. It's compiled code, it's strongly typed, and you keep your data access out of the presentation layer.
I've got some articles posted on ADO if you need some examples of that.
Andy