Microsoft Access Databases On The Internet

Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) Programming with Microsoft Access databases

Active Server Pages are a server-side scripting technology that can be used to create highly interactive Intranet/Internet applications.

An ASP page is an HTML page that contains scripts, usually written in Visual Basic (VB script), that are processed by the Intranet/Internet server before being sent to your browser. Our developers can often setup a simple ASP demo with your data in no time.

Try out our examples:

View Bar Charts with Drilldown & Data Update


Our bar graph demonstrates a simple interactive ASP page with data update capability.  Click the image above to go to the live demonstration and edit the data for the individual bars.

Query by State, Town or Zip Code See Dynamic Links Maps & Weather

The Zip Code lookup example shows rapid retrieval of a moderately complex query with dynamic generation of hyperlinks.  There are about 45,000 zip code records in the Microsoft Access database.  This example also shows dynamic linking to other sites, in this case for maps and weather.  Click on the image above to find zip for a town or vice versa... then check the weather out for that area.
 

See Selectable Roll up of Sales Data Analysis

The Roll-up Sales Analysis example highlights a re-entrant active server page.  This technique is less annoying to the eyes of the user because it appears you stay on the same screen even though the data changes. Note that you can change the sales data from the bar chart example.