Online database - what's it take?

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Sally T

What's required to set up a database online (in a server)
where visitors to a site can input data and the data is
captured? Related question - what's required to access
the data that's been captured? I'm thinking like how cars
dot com works where you can select make, model, year,
etc., and then only those specifics come up. How is that
done? Can MS Access be that vehicle or does it take
something more? Thanks much.
 
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Sal Rosario

You can use an Access database to store information for a small application
(not a lot of data, and not a lot of symultaneous users). You can use SQL
Server 2000 to store information for any mid-size and large application.
Either way, you can program the user interface (forms) and business process
using ASP or ASP.net.

There are other database alternatives out there, but I love Microsoft
database products.

Sal Rosario
Small-Business Advisor
www.cedrostec.com
 
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