Database on the Web

moleary

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How would I go about putting a database on a webpage that my company could access through the web?? How effective would this be? I am trying to network two offices that are at least 2 miles apart and I need suggestions on the most effective way to do this. Thanks!
 
I wouldn't use Access to do this but if this is the medium of choice I would use Data Access Pages. DAP files are forms for MS Access that reside on the web - they are a little stiff so i would recommend ASP but you can go about it with DAP's. For more information search this forum for "Access AND web" and also "Data Access Pages or DAP"

HTH,
Kevin
 
You really won't find much info available. The best info that I have found about DAP's is in the Access Developer's Handbook.
 
SQL Server 2000/Oracle/DB2 something that is more robust and can handle a lot more users at a time then Access (access is set up to deal with a handful of users at a time while something like SQL Server can handle hundreds without a dip in performance) If your talking web page support you definitly want something that can handle the traffic. I would use ASP to create the forms but thats just my preference since there are many diiferent ways to go about this....

HTH,
Kev
 
What exactly are you going to do with the database? Are you just gathering form information or do you plan on storing data that neeeds to be secured?
 

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