Two Database Queries

ok, I can run one database query easy enough, but what if I want to run a second query (a different one) right after on the same database, do I need to recreate a whole new set of variables? Here is kinda what I want to do....

string strConnection = "server=localhost; uid=; pwd=; database=DBr";

string strCommand = "SELECT * FROM Table 1";

SqlDataAdapter dataAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(strCommand,strConnection);

DataSet dataSet = new DataSet();

dataAdapter.Fill(dataSet,"WebLog");

SqlCommandBuilder bldr = new SqlCommandBuilder(dataAdapter);

DataTable dataTable = dataSet.Tables[0];

now I want to query the same database again with a different strCommand.

Try DataAdapter.SelectCommand property and then use the Fill method to execute the query

Erm - I think I am treading in unknown waters, with the SQLAdaptor stuff etc - but is all that really necessary? I don't have any problems just db.Execute'ing another SQL statement - if it provides an RS like SELECT, then just use a different variable? If I'm talking utter newbie rubbish here, can someone explain?

if your using asp.net you should proablly also move to ado.net just a thought if your just using asp then use ado. With .net it only makes sense to start using ado.net being that it alows faster and disconnect access to datasets

I thought that DB script looked a little different lol!

The thing is, I'm on Brinkster (free ASP host); only think I can use ASP... Anyone got any URLs of good ADO tutorials though?