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PatK
Hi, all!
I am looking for some guidance. I have an Access Database, that has some
very large tables. I have users world-wide, who need access to the database.
To date, I have been simply creating a "copy" of the DB that they download
once a month, to do reporting from data stored therein. However, this is
becoming unweildy, and I would like to change this to a web-accessed
database. I would like to be able to have users read, certainly, and in some
cases, update data in the tables.
My question: What is the best approach to do this using MS Access?
I have heard that Sharepoint can connect to Access 2007 DBs (I can go either
way, 2003, or 2007). I have also read something about ADP, but this does not
sound like what I am looking for...I cannot say. I also understand ASP pages
could be written that access the database, as well. There are probably other
ways.
I am up for "learning" whatever it takes to do this. I currently have been
using VBA and creating the needed scripts/code within my access db, to do the
work I need done. But now, it is time to put this on the web (intranet).
Suggestions on the least painful approach to accomplish this?
Thanks!
Patk
I am looking for some guidance. I have an Access Database, that has some
very large tables. I have users world-wide, who need access to the database.
To date, I have been simply creating a "copy" of the DB that they download
once a month, to do reporting from data stored therein. However, this is
becoming unweildy, and I would like to change this to a web-accessed
database. I would like to be able to have users read, certainly, and in some
cases, update data in the tables.
My question: What is the best approach to do this using MS Access?
I have heard that Sharepoint can connect to Access 2007 DBs (I can go either
way, 2003, or 2007). I have also read something about ADP, but this does not
sound like what I am looking for...I cannot say. I also understand ASP pages
could be written that access the database, as well. There are probably other
ways.
I am up for "learning" whatever it takes to do this. I currently have been
using VBA and creating the needed scripts/code within my access db, to do the
work I need done. But now, it is time to put this on the web (intranet).
Suggestions on the least painful approach to accomplish this?
Thanks!
Patk