Access via nettet.

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I dont think so! Theoretically there is no real difference, if users have permission to access file servers then it should work the same.

If you start by splitting your dB into a backend (data) and  front end (forms etc.) then this simplifies things. There is a wizard for doing this!

Thanks Terry. Jeg fik vist ikke præciseret, at jeg mener Internettet.

You have to do it using ASP, you cant get a connection to an Access dB from your desktop if its on the interent, or should I say its VERY difficult!

I thought it enough. Det var dét, som ledte mig til spørgsmålet: "Findes der en 1-2-3-Access-applikation-over-nettet-for-dummies?" -eller kan jeg heller ikke have Access i back-end? Er det ASP for dummies jeg skal have?

Jeg har læst (og stort set forstået) ASP tutorials på html.dk og er ikke blevet klogere. Skal jeg have Access-tabeller på nettet og ASP-applikationer lokalt? Kan man bruge access' "databasesider" til noget? Var det værd at bruge en anden database? Puha, store spørsmål - jeg lægger lige nogle flere points på.

I think the correct answer depends on a number of things, one of them is are you prepared to pay for SQL Sever for example.
If you have an internet provider which supplies SQL server then from Access (ADP) not MDB you can use the tables as your backend (data). ADP databases are similar to MDB databases but there are a number of things which are different, you would need a book on Access which covers Data projects (ADP).

If you decided to keep your Access dB then you could have your ASP pages on your own web server (local PC) or upload them to the web so that others could use them too.

Access "databasesider" actually generate HTML and in some cases may be enough, but  from my experience not used very much as they are rather complex.

ASP or even ASP.NET (newer) would in my opinion be a good idea.

Thanks again. So you recommend that I make forms in ASP that works on the mdb and place it all on my webserver.

yes. Visual Studio.NET would make developmeny easier but it costs money. If I remember correctly there is a free version for making web applications

Try searching for Web Matrix in Google

and the best of luck

www.asp.net

Thnx

selv thnx, og god weekend