Sincerely,
Ryan Bolger

First of all check to make sure that there is text in the memo field, I'm
not trying to be a jerk but sometimes the simplest answer is the answer.
Second make sure you have spelled the field name correctly in all places
(Sql string, reference, maybe even variables you stored the value in.
Third make sure you don't have and if then else statements that could
randomly cause the field to either not be retrieved or deleted from a
variable.
Fourth if none of the above work then e-mail me the asp page (take out the
DSN name and database passwords and stuff but leave everything else) and
I'll debug it myself.

Regards,
Brian Roberds
Network Admin, Webmaster
Odyssey Digital Printing, Inc.
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Some of my web sites:
http://www.OdysseyPrint.com - Odyssey Digital Printing, Inc. (Incredibly out
dated rebuilding in Flash 3.0)
http://www.TUSigmaChi.com - Local undergraduate chapter of my fraternity
(Partners- Binoy Agarwal, Kyle Wander)
http://webdev.utlusa.edu/conted - Engineering Section of the University of
Tulsa's Continuing Education Division
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Those Under Construction:
http://www.IhloffSpa.com - (In the layout stage) Ihloff Salon in Tulsa, OK
(Partner- Binoy Agarwal)
http://www.OdysseyOnline.net - (layout complete) Web Page Design Division of
Odyssey Digital Printing (Partner- Binoy Agarwal)
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There is an issue with using memo fields from a VBScript page.
You cannot reference the same memo field twice.  If you need to be able to
use it more than once in your page then assign the value to a local variable
and use that.
e.g.

This will not work:

if RS("MyMemoField") <> "" then
    Response.Write(RS("MyMemoField"))
End If

This will:

MyMemoField = RS("MyMemoField")

if MyMemoField <> "" then
    Response.Write(MyMemoField)
End If