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 | This tutorial shows what the major drawbacks to creating dsn-less connection strings are, and how to easily make connection strings by cutting and pasting, as long as you have ADO installed on your system. Author: 4GuysFromRolla Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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| This example shows how to connect to an Access database without DSN Connection, Using MapPath Function of Server Variables. Author: Asif Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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| Ever wanted to learn how to connect to an MS Access database with a DSN-less connection. Well, this is the page for you.
Author: A. Haneng Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript | | | |
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| This code shows how to open an MS-Access 2000 (.mdb) database with database-level password. It uses MapPath in the Connection String and includes code detailing how to work with the resulting recordset. Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 8404 | Updated: 1/16/2003 | |
| Create a connection to DBF files using JetOLEDB provider (DSN-less, ODBC-less connection), basic work with DBF files (select, insert, update), other ISAM formats + FOXPRO option, real sample code, create a new DBF file. Author: Antonin Foller Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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| The code below allows us to connect to our Access database called ‘Friends.mdb’ and retrieve all the records from the table ‘tblFriends’. The table has 3 columns, firstly an 'ID' field that is an autonumber, secondly a field called 'FirstName'. Author: codefixer Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 6249 | Updated: 9/4/2003 | |
| This article covers creating DSN-less ODBC connections. It also provides an online utility for creating your DSNs, just enter a path to your Access database and it will create it for you. Author: Patrick Santry Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript | | | |
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| OK, if you wanted to connect to a database in an ASP script, you'd probably connect to it using a Data Source Name (DSN), right? Why would you do that? You can open up and work with any Access database by just opening it up! Author: nathan schmoll's Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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| This easy and simple to understand HOWTO shows you how to create a simple DSNLESS connection to any Access database. Written for the layman this guide should be very easy to understand even for those who have little web experiance. Author: LoudASP Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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