My name is Eric and I am new to Microsoft Access. I used Access a couple of years back and mostly used basic Tables and Queries and link the data to Excel pivot table. I am interested in web design and want to know more about implementing database features on web pages.
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Welcome to the forum, but be aware that Access doesn't support web activation these days. It did for a while but the feature was not well received. You could, of course, host an SQL-style back end like SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, etc. - and if you did, both Access and web pages could get to the same back end.
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Hi welcome aboard
I Thank you all for welcoming me.
Thanks for the advice "The_Doc_Man". To maintain the web db I am looking at using Access via an OBDC interface to maintain the web db from my laptop. At the moment I am more familiar with Access than SQL or MySQL.
Thanks for the advice "The_Doc_Man". To maintain the web db I am looking at using Access via an OBDC interface to maintain the web db from my laptop. At the moment I am more familiar with Access than SQL or MySQL.
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There is nothing at all wrong with that approach. Should be fine.
