Ok, so I am learning ASP by just piecing stuff together and learning
from what I can find online. I have a SQL command set in a variable
called strSqlCommand. I also have something setup like this: Set db =
Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")

Then I have a line in my script like this: set dbCall =
db.Execute(strSqlCommand)

Everything works fine, which is great, I just wish I understood it a
litle bit more.

My question is, what is dbCall considered how can I look it up? I want
to look into what functions I can add to it, like dbCall.eof.

I probably just need to make my boss buy me an ASP book but until then.

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It's an ADODB Recordset object

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"add to it"? EOF is a property of the recordset object, not a function that
you added to it.

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Actually, for these question, you need a book about ADO (David Sceppa's
"Programming ADO" is pretty good, as well as Bill Vaughn's "ADO Examples and
Best Practices"), but until then, go to the source:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/ado270/htm/mdmscmicrosoftadoprogrammersreference.asp

A good starting point is
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/ado270/htm/mdmscadoprogrammersguide.asp

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