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Found a tool that converts a database to asp - access2asp. Too darn expensive....<br />

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Found a tool that converts a database to asp - access2asp. Too darn expensive....


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I apologize for not closing this up before.

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Hi,<br />
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I would like users to fill data into an MS Access database online. This could be possible if I could publish forms online. I could create a relevant form, and then users can access it online, fill it online, and &quot;submit&quot; so the data is updated on my database. <br />
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I know this can be achieved by asp/perl-ODBC etc but<br />
- it is cumbersome<br />
- I may need to enter data into more than one tables, and would thus need to design an entire page from scratch. THis is nearly impossible since I may need to create tables/forms on the fly as per new requests. <br />
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Please advise<br />
Manav
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Hi,

I would like users to fill data into an MS Access database online. This could be possible if I could publish forms online. I could create a relevant form, and then users can access it online, fill it online, and "submit" so the data is updated on my database. 

I know this can be achieved by asp/perl-ODBC etc but
- it is cumbersome
- I may need to enter data into more than one tables, and would thus need to design an entire page from scratch. THis is nearly impossible since I may need to create tables/forms on the fly as per new requests. 

Please advise
Manav

publish Access forms online

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.