Ask a Question related to ASP Database, Design and Development.
-
MDW #1
Access For ASP -and- Desktop Simultaneously
This may be a no-brainer. I've got an Access database
that's gaining popularity, and some of the people who want
to use it, don't have Access on their PCs. I'm toying with
the idea of creating some ASP to plug into the
thing...would there be any problems attached to the fact
that some people would be looking at the database over
ASP, while I might have it open on my desktop also?
MDW Guest
-
Add Multiple Values Simultaneously
When you add a new Pull Down Form field entry, you can only add 1 value at a time. I used to have an extention that allowed me to Copy a List and it... -
Installing new software ... where all users on desktop have access
Just installed XP on new drive. Since installation when I load a program for use by all 3 system users, it only loads in the user where the... -
Unable to access the 'Net with 3rd desktop ( either via wired or wireless
This is the arrangement that previously worked efficiently for quite a number of years, despite Linksys' claim that a hub would have prevented it... -
Access entire desktop computer from laptop computer on wireless network
When I try to set up a network place on my laptop, I browse the locations that I want to setup in the network place set-up wizard but it wont let... -
How to Access Win2k with XP Remote Desktop
On my home network, I am trying to access one system running Win2k with Remote Desktop on another system running XP, but I don't know how. What do... -
Bob Barrows #2 Re: Access For ASP -and- Desktop Simultaneously
MDW wrote:
No, we have a similar situation with an Access application in our intranet.> This may be a no-brainer. I've got an Access database
> that's gaining popularity, and some of the people who want
> to use it, don't have Access on their PCs. I'm toying with
> the idea of creating some ASP to plug into the
> thing...would there be any problems attached to the fact
> that some people would be looking at the database over
> ASP, while I might have it open on my desktop also?
Bob Barrows
Bob Barrows Guest
-
MDW #3 Re: Access For ASP -and- Desktop Simultaneously
Eeeexcellent....
*steeples fingers*
want>-----Original Message-----
>MDW wrote:>> This may be a no-brainer. I've got an Access database
>> that's gaining popularity, and some of the people whowith>> to use it, don't have Access on their PCs. I'm toyingapplication in our intranet.>>> the idea of creating some ASP to plug into the
>> thing...would there be any problems attached to the fact
>> that some people would be looking at the database over
>> ASP, while I might have it open on my desktop also?
>No, we have a similar situation with an Access>
>Bob Barrows
>
>
>.
>MDW Guest
-
Jeff Cochran #4 Re: Access For ASP -and- Desktop Simultaneously
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 11:10:27 -0700, "MDW" <mwisebaker@nospam.go.com>
wrote:
Other than the usual Access not liking multiple users, it works pretty>This may be a no-brainer. I've got an Access database
>that's gaining popularity, and some of the people who want
>to use it, don't have Access on their PCs. I'm toying with
>the idea of creating some ASP to plug into the
>thing...would there be any problems attached to the fact
>that some people would be looking at the database over
>ASP, while I might have it open on my desktop also?
well. We have a home-grown erro reporting system that does this, as
well as a few intranet pages that simply do queries from various
Access databases.
Jeff
Jeff Cochran Guest
Reply With QuoteSimilar Questions and Discussions
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
