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Best way to access an SQL database from a webpage?

Asked by Webbnuts in MS SQL Server, Web Development Software, Web Development

Tags: SQL Database

Hi everyone.

I realise this is a huge topic to cover on one question, but I wonder if someone can just give a gentle nudge in the correct direction!

We currently have a SQL database that we update using a Access front end.  We would like this database to be accessible from the outside world.  I just wonder if anyone can point me down the simplest path - if one exists!  The SQL databases are all stored locally on our servers, and ideally we need to be able to access them from any where in the UK.

I work with IT for so am reasonably switched on, and can normally work most things out but this is quite a big undertaking!

Any tips or advice would be gratefully received.

Thanks,

Webbnuts
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