Hi,

On our company web we want to put HTML form. The client fills the form
and submits it to the server. The filled data are passed to MS-Access
DB.

To create HTML form is easy, to check data validity as well. I need to
know what is standard/effective way of processing the data from the
passed form. Is there some object library related to it? Does anybody
has some examples of it or links to info sources?

thank
Martin

Re: HTML form to Access by Viatcheslav

Viatcheslav
Tue Mar 02 12:20:23 CST 2004

You may use ADO and execute command that inserts data into needed table(s).
You connect to MS Access database with connection string like:

Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\Temp\MyDB.mdb;

execute command like:

INSERT INTO [MyTable] ([Col1], [Col2]) VALUES (?, ?)

and pass needed parameters. Look help for Command object [ADO] for examples.

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> Hi,
>
> On our company web we want to put HTML form. The client fills the form
> and submits it to the server. The filled data are passed to MS-Access
> DB.
>
> To create HTML form is easy, to check data validity as well. I need to
> know what is standard/effective way of processing the data from the
> passed form. Is there some object library related to it? Does anybody
> has some examples of it or links to info sources?
>
> thank
> Martin