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Apr 20th, 2007, 12:05
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Access application on internet
Hi Everyone,
I have developed one small application in MS ACCESS 2003 which is working fine on LAN, users are able to insert and edit data. I want to publish this application on the internet so that users over the internet will be able to insert and edit data but don't know how to achieve this. Would appreciate if anybody could guide me ... thanks mak        
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Apr 20th, 2007, 15:12
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Re: Access application on internet
You can't.
The most you can do is put the database on a server so... 1. It can be downloaded - but then people will have different copies of the database on their local machines which defeats the point of having a database. OR 2. You will need to completely re-design your interface on a web-platform using one of PHP, ASP, JSP, etc... Since you probably used VB to design your DB interface (forms, reports, etc), I'd recommend you get started with ASP because it will be the easiest to learn.
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