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Running Stored Procedures in Access Database

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Using SQL-DMO To Backup and Verify a Database

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Using MyODBC To Access Your MySQL Database Via ASP

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Connections And Server Database Permissions

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Explains everything in detail
This article shows you how to
MySQL is the most popular
This is an overview of SYSTEM
you'll ever need to know
use SQL-DMO to create an
open source database system
DSN's, DSN-LESS Connections,
about creating Stored
Active Server Pages
available today, and is
and any database permissions
Procedures in Access
application to backup and
currently installed on over
that may need to be set on
Database and then calling
verify a SQL Server
two million servers
the server. Helpful for
from within ASP. Select,
database. The SQL
worldwide. This article
people just learning ASP as
Update, Insert and Delete
Distributed Management
takes a look at using the
well as people with some
Stored Procedures are
Objects (SQL-DMO) extend the
free MyODBC driver to talk
experience.
described. Sample code and
functionality of SQL Server
to a MySQL database from an
 
database available for
by providing developers a
ASP script.
 
download.
way to execute common tasks.
 
 


Date: Jan, 07 2001


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Date: Mar, 22 2001
Ever wondered how to create a
Here is a quick sample of
Compact and repair your
The purpose of this article
table, view or procedure
searching a DB for certain
access database online from
is to show how to get
with MS Access? This article
records. It's really no
ASP code. This is example
records from an html form
shows us how to create all
different then doing any
code of how this can be done.
and submit that form to an
three and work with them
other query except that you
 
ASP page. This ASP page will
from an ASP script.
need to use wildcards. In
 
then use SQL to enter the
 
ASP / ADO the wildcard
 
records into the database.
 
character is %. It works the
 
 
 
way most of us have come to
 
 
 
expect * to work. Why is it
 
 
 
%? I have no idea, but it
 
 
 
is. An Access 97 version of
 
 
 
the database is available
 
 
 
for download.
 
 


Date: Aug, 27 2003


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Date: Jun, 11 2000
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