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Web Databases
Examples of using Active Server Pages with a Microsoft Access database

The following pages provide examples of using Active Server Pages (ASP) with a Microsoft Access database. For information on how to acquire an account on web.virginia.edu (ITC's server for hosting ASP sites), please see:

http://web.virginia.edu

Simple Queries

One-table query List of computers Minimal formatting More formatting
One-table query List of employees Minimal formatting More formatting
Multi-table query Inventory Minimal formatting More formatting

Query based on user input

Pick from a list Select an employee Minimal formatting More formatting
Drop down menu Select an employee Minimal formatting More formatting

Inserting data

Input form Add a new employee Minimal formatting More formatting
Input form Add a new computer Minimal formatting More formatting
Input form Add a new
inventory record		 Minimal formatting More formatting

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