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  • Benedictum

    Help with connection string

    I have an Access database in remote server with a url of e.g. -
    http://www.myserver.com The database is located in a folder named "/data".
    What is the connection string be?





  • Paul Musso

    #2
    Re: Help with connection string

    Benedictum a utilisé son clavier pour écrire :
    I have an Access database in remote server with a url of e.g. -
    http://www.myserver.com The database is located in a folder named "/data".
    What is the connection string be?

    Hi Benedictum,

    http://www.connectionstrings.com is your friend
    Look at this url : http://www.connectionstrings.com/?carrier=access2007
    It will help you

    --
    Paul Musso


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    • Andrew Morton

      #3
      Re: Help with connection string

      Benedictum wrote:
      I have an Access database in remote server with a url of e.g. -
      http://www.myserver.com The database is located in a folder named
      "/data". What is the connection string be?
      You really don't want to expose an Access db like that. Write an asp.net
      page (or a web service) that accepts a request, creates a parameterized
      request to the db, then sends back an appropriate reply.

      Andrew


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      • Benedictum

        #4
        Re: Help with connection string

        Andrew's suggestion surely has merits. I may have to do what he suggested.
        However, his suggestion poses a little problem for me - I have not done this
        before :( I am sure I will learn this with just a little studying and
        asking for help. In the meantime, you guys can give me a start. Thanks guys.

        --B
        "Andrew Morton" <akm@in-press.co.uk.inv alidwrote in message
        news:6jsi8fF4sp 75U1@mid.indivi dual.net...
        Benedictum wrote:
        >I have an Access database in remote server with a url of e.g. -
        >http://www.myserver.com The database is located in a folder named
        >"/data". What is the connection string be?
        >
        You really don't want to expose an Access db like that. Write an asp.net
        page (or a web service) that accepts a request, creates a parameterized
        request to the db, then sends back an appropriate reply.
        >
        Andrew
        >

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