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DATABASE

1. What databases can I use?
If you have an NT setup you may use Microsoft Access, SQLserver 7.0 . And if you have a Linux Setup you may use MySQL. IBN provides with the most suitable database as per your requirements.

2. How do I set up an Access Data Source Name (DSN)?
This service is given only to the resellers of IBN who are given a control panel in which you have to properly place your database in the directory.

3. Now that I have a DSN, how do I connect to it?
To connect using a System DSN, you will have to place the coding given below in your ASP pages with the details of your database.

Dim MyConn ' Connection Name
Dim RS ' Recordset Variable
Dim SQL ' Variable for SQL statement
Set MyConn = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection")
Set RS = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Recordset")
MyConn.Open "DSN=DSNName; UID=UserID; PWD=Password;"
SQL="Select fieldname1, fieldname2 From tablename"
' Execute the SQL statement and get Data in Recordset
Set RS = MyConn.Execute (SQL)
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4 . Can I use a DSN-less connection?
Yes, a DSN-less connection can also be used.

5. Do I replace or update my database?
It is better to update your database.

6. Can I use a SQL Server databases?
Yes, you can use a SQL Server database.

7. How do I connect to the SQL Server?
You can make a DSN for your SQL database and connect through it.

 

 

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