Question:
Database imitation on server without SQL, PHP or ASP.Net.?
Kirinor
2007-11-10 06:11:37 UTC
I am creating a guild page for an online game and one of the main features is a list of items, including those we are looking for, those we don't need and etc.
I host my page on university server that is free, but does not support any database engines(SQL, ASP.NET, PHP). I have created a database in Access that I can edit, but I do not know how to post in on the page and how to take and show queries.
I do not need to update the database every second, I may update it on my computer and then upload the revised version online. Still, I do not know how to implement this
Three answers:
2007-11-10 06:18:00 UTC
The first thing is to decide what script or language you CAN use to connect to the database.
?
2016-12-08 22:33:00 UTC
definite, a form of workstations could probably host the database - yet determine it has a DHCP reservation, and consequently a static IP, set up in the router. i might additionally be sure the gadget hosting the database is stored on multiple the time. the probability is, you will could re-write the authentication, as domicile windows Authentication will matter on the lively itemizing, which demands a domicile windows Server. i might in all probability write code for authentication and keep the person documents in the database - to encrypt the passwords, i might use an MD5 Hash.
ethicz
2007-11-10 06:33:28 UTC
You will need to use PHP logfiles, you can store data in .txt/csv documents and use fopen and fwrite to edit data.. however this solution is very messy it can be used to echo the information you need.





I would recommend Asp.net..

ASP.net is very easy to link to databases with MsSql



You should be able to copy you current access database over too. I am currently using "http://www.somee.com" which provides free asp.Net 2.0 and mssql access. Its pretty good i suggest you check it out.


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