Web based access to access 2007 database on my pc?

[Broons Bane]

Does anybody know how I could perform simple queries on my laptop-
based access 2007 database over the web via a sub micro laptop or my
mobile browser?

I don't want to use logmein because of screen resolution. The perfect
solution would be a free web based tool that allows me to do simple
text-based queries remotely to my laptop database (with appropriate
security).

Thanks!

 

[Albert D. Kallal]

Does anybody know how I could perform simple queries on my laptop-
based access 2007 database over the web via a sub micro laptop or my
mobile browser?

I don't want to use logmein because of screen resolution. The perfect
solution would be a free web based tool that allows me to do simple
text-based queries remotely to my laptop database (with appropriate
security).

Thanks!

Perhaps an interesting solution would be to simply install another copy of
your application on your net book, and then have both application share the
data part somewhere. If the tables are small (only in the 3000 record type
range), then why not sign up for the free version of officelive.com?

That free system will allow you to upload and link your tables (the data
part) to office live.com. Then, both locations anytime they have an internet
conneciton can both work on the data at the same time, and the data will be
shared. You now have an instant multi user system between the two users and
you've not even had to purchase or set up a server.

The beauty of the Above approach is you don't have to purchase anything, and
up to about 50MB of storage office live is currently free. Therefore you can
do this in a couple of mouse clicks. You'd simply have to install access
application on both of the computers in question, and they both will be
instantly multi user sharing the data anywhere they have a high speed
Internet connection.

Check out:

http://blogs.msdn.com:80/access/arc...egrating-with-office-live-small-business.aspx

 

[a a r o n . k e m p f]

if you want to take your data to the web-- then you need to move to
SQL Server first.

Don't worry-- SQL Server is actually _EASIER_ than Jet for most of the
things that you need to do on a daily basis.

Microsoft insists that Jet was never designed to be multi-user; and
Microsoft has stated in a hundred places that _NOBODY_ should use Jet
for a web-database _FOR_ANY_REASON_.

-Aaron