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In Excel or Access you can save your tables as comma delimited files. This article will show you how to connect to CSV (Text Delimited) Database files on the fly.
Author: Abd Shomad Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
You must setup a DSN on your machine, if you wish to use any of ASP's database access abilities. This tutorial is meant to walk you through the process of setting up a system DSN on your Windows machine. Author: Charles M. Carroll Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
Ever wondered how you could take a look at your database connection properties over the internet? You can using ASP in a very similar fashion as viewing the ASP Server Variables. Author: Victor Berggren Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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This sample provides two free downloadable files and shows how to use them to connect to an access database. Author: Gary Van Sluis Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
This tutorial shows and gives a component which will obtain a delimited list of System DSNs on a Web server which will work with PWS or IIS. This component will save you time and automatically account for any DSN changes you may make. Author: Mike Shaffer Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
This is a beginner tutorial on how to connect any ODBC compliant database by using ADO. Excellent for anyone stting up a db connection for their first time. Author: 4GuysFromRolla Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
This article from ASPFAQ.com takes a look at the question "How do I make DSNs without calling my ISP?" Author: ASPFAQ Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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This example shows you how to connect to an Access or SQL database with the help of System DSN. Very simple. Author: Asif Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
You can connect to an Access database within an ASP page with different methods. This article will help you to create a System Data Source Name (DSN) for an Access database on your local machine. Author: Asif Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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