Question:
Access Database Online?
Tyler A
2010-06-01 14:29:41 UTC
I'm looking for the simplest way to upload an Access 2007 Database to a website. The premise of the database is a bracket for the world cup soccer tournament where users can make their selections and save them on this master database online. The trouble I'm having is getting the database off my machine (it's already fully functional) and on to the web.

Now, I realize that it's not as simple as an ftp upload and there you go, but I am not looking to have to rewrite everything I have already designed. I don't know much mySQL php or any other programming languages. Is there any program or website that can convert it to a fully functional website for me? If not, what is the simplest way of getting my forms and tables online and ready to go?
Three answers:
Germann A
2010-06-01 15:56:58 UTC
I never heard about any site or application that will be able to convert Access DB (and app) to web application, so don't hope for too much.

To make your DB available on-line you will have to rewrite the front end application (at least) in some server scripting language (PHP, Perl, JSP, ASP...) and Access is not a very good (in fact very bad) choice for on-line DB too...
hinderliter
2016-12-15 18:05:31 UTC
you ought to truthfully connect a Hypertext Preprocessor, ASP.internet or classic ASP internet website to an get admission to back end. merely create an HTML form that posts to a handler internet site which makes use of server-element script to get the consumer's inputted values, open an OLE-DB connection on your get admission to database and carry out the insert.
zurn
2016-12-15 17:05:36 UTC
you may particularly connect a very own abode page, ASP.internet or classic ASP internet internet site to an get entry to lower back end. only create an HTML sort that posts to a handler web site which makes use of server-area script to get the person's inputted values, open an OLE-DB connection on your get entry to database and carry out the insert.


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