I use SQL server backend w/Access Front end and want to tie it in eventually with the company's web site. Looking at courses I'm not sure what path to take. I have watched all of the access through 329. But when it comes to web site stuff what would be most beneficial (current trend's) I intend to take the access seminar but kinda lost at what else to take.
Reply from Richard Rost:
Bryan, this all depends on what kind of support your WEB SERVER has for databases. If you have an SQL SERVER available on the Web, then you can certainly use that. My current Web Database Seminar shows you how to set up an Access database on your Web server, but that's only a small part of it. You can use ANY database server hat you want (or none at all - just an Access database) if you want to. The rest of the course is all about using ASP to create the Web-based FRONT END for your users.
If you'd like to tell me more about what you are trying to do, I'd be glad to help you make the decision as to what path is right for you.
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