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I dislike composition code, but I study myself evenhandedly school savvy. Is there a information I crapper ingest to place a searchable database on my place without composition in PHP? I’m hunting for something rattling individual cordial to organisation and use. I’ve looked everywhere. Thanks!


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5 Responses to “Why isn’t there a database program like MS Access that allows you to post on the web?”

  • yairs2000 says:

    Yeah Visual studio and MS sql 2005 server. Both are really graphic oriented and for simple things you will not have to write almost any code. Also you can actually work with an Access DB on the web but you can not create multiple connections to it as it is not a server based database.

  • blue.lizard says:

    Try WebEx WebOffice. You don’t need to be a guru to use it, and it will get the job done inexpensively.

  • TiEL says:

    We all hate coding, but it is a necessary evil. Your alternatives include ASP with VBScript (works with Ms-Access but better with SQL Server), and ASP.net. But ain’t no way to get away from writing code. PHP/MySQL is very versatile and once you get the gist of it, it’s not that user unfriendly.

  • Colinc says:

    You need a database that runs on the server for security and fast response. mysql is the best and most commonly used, and php is very simple to learn. Whichever way you go, sooner or later you will need to learn some code if you want to get meaningful results. Better to start of with the most powerful, but at the basic level easiest to learn.

  • castleon says:

    Filemaker is the way to go.

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