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Reply Fri 20 Apr 2007, 17:14Delegate Tim said...
Tim has attended:
Access Introduction course
Access
How do I get the data to appear on the web - looking at loading tables onto our website
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Hi Tim
You can load data from Access onto the web, howeverm, you need to consider several areas to get this to work. In our advanced Access course, we cover creating PAGES which is Microsofts answer to Access data on a website without complex coding.
What you do to create this is to create a new object in PAGE. when you save this, an external HTML (web) file is created with a link to the database you have created it from.
There are a few rules that apply. The database file must be on the web server that is hosting the website, along with the HTML file that you have created.
You can also achieve online database functionality using the following technology - HTML, ODBC and ASP. This is the hand coded way, and is significantly more complex than the first method I mentioned, however, it is far more flexible.
Hope that gives you an idea of how to proceed.
Regards
Richard
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