Yes, our default server is Windows NT4.0 Server. It can support ASP with MS Access 2000 database, XML and Frontpage Server Extension.

Currently we do not run Microsoft Windows NT/2000 Servers so ASP and Access Database are not available. Our servers, like the majority of web servers, are UNIX based for maximum reliability and there is no native support for ASP or Access. Our customers achieve database interactivity with the web using PHP or Perl which are more powerful and robust alternatives to ASP. You can also find many more free pre-written scripts at sites such as www.cgi-resources.

Our servers do not support MS Windows ASP at this time. However, our servers do support Apache ASP, PHP 4, PERL 5, MySQL, Real audio and video streaming, Flash, CGI scripting, and many other popular web authoring platforms. Yes. Internet Solutions now offers our NEW Application Vault Service.

No, not currently. We are however, researching possible windows plans for the future. Please contact sales@LanComHosting.com if you are interested. The more customers that want it, then the more likely we will provide this service.

Upload your MS Access database on the root folder. Create a System DSN and give the Access mdb file write permissions to the IIS Anonymous user and in your asp script mention this system DSN name to connect to your Access db.

MS Access is Microsoft's desktop database application. If you have purchased Microsoft's Access database application, you will be able to upload and use your Access database for free on your website as long as the server is a fully licensed MS NT/2000/2003 server.

Yes, you can open the database using MS Access, but it must be done by creating an ODBC Connection. It is very important that you do not change any records in the CW_Data file through MS Access. Any changes to the data should be done either through the CAREWare client, or by using the business tier programming interface. Use "Windows Authentication" (which uses your Windows ID and Password to Login). If this doesn't work, you may need to try "SQL Authentication". Click "Finish".

MLDownloader cannot store data directly in a database file. However, you can use or product Convert2DatabaseFile to convert the Metastock files to a database file.

Microsoft has provided the ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) library as a way of using data in a range of systems, including web applications.

While we do provide many pre-installed scripts, you can still upload any of your own scripts. You can purchase scripts from many online developers or write your own. Regardless, you can upload any scripts that you may own. However, most popular scripts are pre-installed! The preinstalled scripts and software versions keep changing from Server to Server. The installed version can be a newer version than that mentioned here.

Yes. Program files usually contain some text strings that require translations. We need access to the program in order to extract the text strings for translations. For databases, we work closely with your technical staff to translate the required fields and tables.

If you are storing data for large amounts of content for your web application we recommend you do not use MS Access. MS Access was originally designed as a single user desktop database. Though it can be used to store small amounts of data for web application, it performs poorly when used for serving large amounts of website content. For example, MS Access would not be good for serving page length article content, or large product databases.

For OLEDB Connection string Set con=Server.CreateObject("Adodb.Connection") con.Open "Provider=Microsoft.JET.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=c:\domains\yourdomain.ext\db\YOUR_database.mdb" Try creating and using ODBC DSN connections . It is simpler. If you want OLEDB, the database location is c:\Domains\yourdomain.com\db\your-database-name.mdb You create ODBC DSN from the domain page (LOG IN TO YOUR HELM CONTROL Panel > Click On Domains Icon > click on yourdomain.

Not as is, as we run UNIX servers. We can convert your MS Access database to MySQL for free. SQL table queries in your ASP code will work the same way.

Just create a subdirectory on your PCs web named "fpdb" and drop your database into the directory. Click on "Tools" , "Web Settings" , "Database" tabs and verify the database after you have published it to your web site..

By logging into the Email Administrative website you can setup your own anti-spam filters for your hosted domain.

It is possible for a Base database to update data in the Access database. At this time this will require however that the Access database be opened and locked by the Base file. Data could also be passed back to the Access database by creating a linked CSV file in the Base database. Then linking to this CSV file to a table in the Access database.

The MSSQL database is available at a fixed external IP address and can be accessed by any client program or software which uses TCP, assuming that you have a valid SQL login for the database. Here is a non-exhaustive list of some of the common programs which can be used to connect to your database: ASP.NET based version of the MS SQL Enterprise Manager is also available at: http://drundo.net/sqlentman

strConnection = "DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb);DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("/USERNAME/db/yourdatabase.mdb")

There is an excellent, free utility called Filemon that you can get from Sysinternals.com. You can quickly diagnose most permissions issues with Filemon as it will display in real time all files accessed on the server, the name of the calling process, and result of the access. Consequently, any "Access Denied" messages, regardless of how buried in nested includes or how obscure the temporary index, are easily identified.

Yes. You need to export your database into a CSV or TXT file. Almost every database programs have this option. Then you need to create new database with TreeBase Generator. You will only have to define the fields as they are in your original database, i.e. "Name", "City", "Country" and so on. Then you can send your new database including all records (Data) to your server with a mouse click. That's all !

No. We do offer MySQL database. You may find interest in Database converters, ie Access2MySQL converter by DMSoft Technologies (www.dmsofttech.com) which allows you to easily convert MS Access databases to MySQL and vice versa.

If you need database support,SilverStar does offer mySQL database capabilities. Please see the mySQL portion of this FAQ for additional information.

dbQwikEdit can create MS Access databases. You do not need to buy MS Access dbQwikEdit can do this and costs much less.

To access an MS Access database from your ASP.Net page, you must use the UNC format in the path, like: To fully use the database, grant permissions to the ASPNet user account equal to 'modify', for the folder/directory where the database exists.

on Windows 2000 hosting plans. Please contact us if you require this as we do not have dtails of these plans on our web site.