I have an ASP script that sends an e-mail and writes the information to a database. What I would like to do is build a page that allows me to view the records.
If I have a script that connects to a database via DSN I can set up the connection in Dreamweaver so that there's a little yellow icon in the Databases panel and I can get recordsets to show up (is that the right term - the names of the columns in the database) too.
However, the script I'm now using has a DSN-less connection string and I can't fathom out how to get the connection recognised in the Databases panel for my new page.
I assume I select the Custom Connection String option. Do I literally copy the connection string from the script and enter that? If not, how do I connect to the database with a DSN-less connection so that I'll be able to create the "view records" page?
Many thanks.
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If I have a script that connects to a database via DSN I can set up the connection in Dreamweaver so that there's a little yellow icon in the Databases panel and I can get recordsets to show up (is that the right term - the names of the columns in the database) too.
However, the script I'm now using has a DSN-less connection string and I can't fathom out how to get the connection recognised in the Databases panel for my new page.
I assume I select the Custom Connection String option. Do I literally copy the connection string from the script and enter that? If not, how do I connect to the database with a DSN-less connection so that I'll be able to create the "view records" page?
Many thanks.
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