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Submitting results from text boxes to table in Database

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Submitting results from text boxes to table in Database

Submitting results from text boxes to table in Database

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Hi there. I want to create a page that when the user inputs values into the text boxes and hits submits, the results go straight into a table in a database, so that I can read them later. If anyone could help me with this, that would be great. Thanks in advance.

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RE: Submitting results from text boxes to table in Database

Easiest way is if you create an update query in Access, look at SQL view, grab the sql and paste it in the sql for your update.

I'm not sure how you do this with the database wizard.  I normally write my own because I find frontpage extensions are just too clumsy to use.  The last time I tried front page extensions, it took over five days to get a simple query going.  It is all to do with global.asa and how it sets up a whole bunch of macros and commands.

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