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Choosing the Right Web Page in Access 2000

Comparing the Three Types of Web Pages

Data Access Pages

Server-Generated HTML Files

Static HTML Files

  

Comparing the Three Types of Web Pages Click here to email this to a friend.

The following table summarizes the key information you need to know to make the right choice about which Web page best meets the needs of your application. More detailed information is available on subsequent pages of the article.

  Data access page Server-generated HTML Static HTML
Description A Web page connected to an Access or SQL Server™ database, or Microsoft Data Engine (MSDE) A Web page connected to a database through Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) A Web page not connected to a database
Uses Data entry and data analysis Viewing tabular data Reporting data and viewing tabular data
Data access Live, read/write Live, read-only Static, read-only
When to use Intranet Intranet and Internet Intranet and Internet
Creating Design like other database objects Export to ASP or IDC/HTX format Export to HTML format
Publishing Save to a Web server Requires many steps Save to a Web server
Browsing Works well in client/server environment Requires processing on a server before viewing Standard HTML behavior
Client software needed Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or later and a Microsoft Office 2000 license Any browser Any browser that supports HTML 3.2 or later
Server software needed Any software Microsoft Windows® and Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) or Personal Web Server Any software

    
 
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