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Closed 10 years ago.
I would like to send data to a html form from MS Access.
I would like to do something like this:
http://webaddress/form.php?what=something
from Visual Basic. Can I do this?
I'll take a stab and assume that you are not hosting pages from your MS-Access Database.
What you need to do is reference the Microsoft Web Browser Control in your project, and pass the URL with the parameters to that control. You can then monitor the control to see if the server sent you error codes, and what messages came from the server.
Here's a link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304643
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Closed 10 years ago.
I'm a beginner in learning Visual Basic and Microsoft Access. May I know how to connect the two and how can I create a button that saves and loads JPG images in the database? Thank you very much.
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Closed 11 years ago.
could anyone help me how to integrate the levenshtein function in an accessdatabase, which I will be query-ing from vb.net later through normal sql statements.
I would like to be able to do a
SELECT levenshtein(colx, 'myinputword') AS dist FROM table WHERE dist < 3
or something like that...
I know on mysql one can create a custom function and call that afterwards, but I have no clue on how to do this in access.
or is this just not possible in access
It is possible to have custom functions in MS Access (UDF), but it is not possible to use the function outside of Access.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to pass data from an html form to a Perl script, execute the script and display result on HTML page again.
You can't pass data from HTML to a program directly, you would normally submit a form to a URI and configure the webserver to pass the submitted data to a program and the program's output back to the webbrowser.
There are several common ways to do this
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Closed 12 years ago.
i need some information about csv extension, what is the use of csv extention, how to use it, any simple example
Here is all you could possibly want to know about CSV.
And if that doesn't satisfy your unquestionable thirst for knowledge, try the references from Wikipedia and Google.
It's just a way to indicate the type of the file, nothing more, nothing less.
Could call the file XXXX.doodleberry for all the operating system or the application using it could care about it.
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does anyone know where on access 2007 a function where i can access my sql database? i need it to create reports. thanks
Create an ODBC connection. In Microsoft Access, go to the File menu and select Get External Data and choose Link Tables... from the resulting menu.
As well as with linked tables as suggested by ocdecio, you could also do an "Access Database Project" - which is basically an Access front end to a SQL back end. If you did it this way, you could use all of your existing views, stored procs, functions, etc.