Good Day Folks. I am new to .NET and have something I would like some help with. I have a very simple Microsoft Access DB that I would like to put onto the ASP .NET 2.0 Web server. I would like people to be able to open a web site that looks like a form with a few questions. I would like them to be able to answer the questions and then have the information submit into the DB. I am not farmilliar with the process. I have tried multiple things through VStudio 2005, I have also looked through the mighty Google with no success. If someone would have the time to help me out I would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all for your time!
You should seriously consider NOT using an Access mdb for this purpose. A better solution would be to use SQL Express, which is free. Access is not designed to work well over the Internet (or even an intranet). There are many articles and samples on msdn2, the .NET help files, and www.gotdotnet.com for creating ASP.NET applications. --Mary On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 10:59:02 -0700, Rob C. wrote: >Good Day Folks. > >I am new to .NET and have something I would like some help with. >I have a very simple Microsoft Access DB that I would like to put onto the >ASP .NET 2.0 Web server. I would like people to be able to open a web site >that looks like a form with a few questions. I would like them to be able to >answer the questions and then have the information submit into the DB. >I am not farmilliar with the process. I have tried multiple things through >VStudio 2005, I have also looked through the mighty Google with no success. > >If someone would have the time to help me out I would be greatly appreciated. > >Thank you all for your time!
Yo are not the first one to tell me that, my hos only provides one SQL DB and it is currently used by the .NET Nuke site. "Mary Chipman [MSFT]" wrote: > You should seriously consider NOT using an Access mdb for this > purpose. A better solution would be to use SQL Express, which is free. > Access is not designed to work well over the Internet (or even an > intranet). There are many articles and samples on msdn2, the .NET help > files, and www.gotdotnet.com for creating ASP.NET applications. > > --Mary > > On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 10:59:02 -0700, Rob C. > wrote: > > >Good Day Folks. > > > >I am new to .NET and have something I would like some help with. > >I have a very simple Microsoft Access DB that I would like to put onto the > >ASP .NET 2.0 Web server. I would like people to be able to open a web site > >that looks like a form with a few questions. I would like them to be able to > >answer the questions and then have the information submit into the DB. > >I am not farmilliar with the process. I have tried multiple things through > >VStudio 2005, I have also looked through the mighty Google with no success. > > > >If someone would have the time to help me out I would be greatly appreciated. > > > >Thank you all for your time! >
