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Database Management
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Working with MS Access Database |
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Working with MS Access Database
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You can MS
Access 2000 database to store your data in the server. The
database has to be uploaded in httpdocs folder. This alone
will not suffice as rights has to be given for " writing"
data to the database. |
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Access your
control panel at
https://www.domainname.com:8443/login.php3 |
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Supply the user name & password |
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Click on
file manager |
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Click on
httpdocs |
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Against your
database - click on the lock icon |
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Against "psaserv"
check the write access for the database |
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Now your
database is ready to use. |
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A sample
database with coding is available at
http://www.techfreedomonline.com/downloads/aspdemo.zip
and click on aspdemo.zip to download. |
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Database name
should be tough to guess for security reasons |
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Avoid using
lengthy database names |
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Make sure you
upload database in "httpdocs" folder |
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You might not be
able to access your database if your connectivity is slower.
If your account is suspended due to excess bandwidth usage
or server usage, your access will be suspended. |
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