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    Creating a database(a file xxx.mdb) in MS-ACCESS and, add it online connecting it to asp or asp.net or php or jsp or coldfusion, then it runs itself(self run) no need any more access to MS-ACCESS ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by leonidassavvides View Post
    Creating a database(a file xxx.mdb) in MS-ACCESS and, add it online connecting it to asp or asp.net or php or jsp or coldfusion, then it runs itself(self run) no need any more access to MS-ACCESS ?
    Do you need to make it with access? Can't you use vbscript? I know that works quite easily. If you have your database you can use odbc to connect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tfit View Post
    Do you need to make it with access? Can't you use vbscript? I know that works quite easily. If you have your database you can use odbc to connect.
    How should you do this with vbscript easily? I want to learn that

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