Summary by Jerry Loza
If you plan to have dynamic content on your Web site, learning how to retrieve and display content from an Access database is a good place to start. The CNET Builder.com article “Grab Access data online” will show you how to accomplish this. The article will teach you to:
- Install Personal Web Server or Internet Information Services (depending on your version of Windows).
- Create a DNS connection.
- Connect to your database.
- Write ASP scripts to retrieve and format your data.
- Display your data in HTML.
And this is just the start. From here, you can expand your knowledge of ASP and explore other areas of dynamic Web page presentation.
Additional ASP resources
- “Four Guys from Rolla has the ASP goods”
- “Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 24 Hours? Not if you want to learn C#”
- “Explore ASP.NET via C# code”
- “Generate quick reports with ASP”
- “Using an Oracle DSN from ASP”
- “Mastering the basics of Active Server Pages”
- “Store key information using the Application object”
- “Add power by using objects within ASP pages”
- “A framework for your ASP application”
- “Creating objects for your Active Server Pages”
- “Creating a compiled component for your Active Server Pages”
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