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by j.a.lawrence
Access is a poor choice, it's pretty rough to setup the multiuser stuff based on a single user engine.
Frontpage 2000 has a wizard for read-only table access... pretty easy
For anything else, you're going to have to go to ASP or XML. SQL Server 2000 has a nice virtual directory option that makes it a good springboard into XML.
Your VB programmers can probably generate some class modules for you so you can make function calls from VBScript in HTML/ASP/VBSCRIPT.
There's also ADO.NET, which I haven't had a chance to play with, but might not be as steep a learning curve for your VB guys.
by ebartholom
by info
As long as you have a windows web server NT4 or 2000, it is quite easy through ASP, active server pages with vbscript. You can use dsn-less connections. You can also use the vb getrows function to quickly place the recordset into an array and release the database.
A simple connect and table display.
<%
Dim Connect, OnStu, Query
Set Connect = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Connect.Open "j64"
Query = "Select * from Student ORDER BY HLast, First, CLast"
Set OnStu = Connect.Execute(Query)
Do until OnStu.EOF %>
<% OnStu.MoveNext
loop %>
by ebartholom
by ebartholom
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