Good Solution Access MsSQL From ASP [Classic] Use Intranet
I am greeting I would like to consult the better solution(with security consideration) to
the access is for MSSQL(2005) from ASP(Classic) in the system of the intranet.
a) SQL mixed mode and depositing user name and passwords for MSSQL of the
server in "connection string" (with open text)
b) Windows Authentication and to send rights to SQL of the server for
IUSR_computername
c) ?
Intranet(server ASP and MSSQL) in the company available from the any
computer, workers data (name and pass) they are being kept in MSSQL tables.
Problem is because Server MSSQL(Intranet) he will be replacing himself into
data with two MSSQL servers and with one PostgreSQL through Windows
Authentication.
I'm just deciding whether to use Access or MS-SQL for a web-application
I'm predicting that my application will grow large enough to warrant use of MS-SQL, but I'm wondering how extensive the changes to my code that would make
...Specificially in ASP.Net, if I use ADO.Net, would I just need to modify my connection string or would it involve more extensive modifications?
If you have a large traffic site, say over 30 current users accessing the database at once, can Access handle this. I know MSSQL can. Is there any other databases that can be used with asp other than Access and MSSQL and what would there benifits be?
I've done several sites with ASP that use an Access database, and it has worked fine so far. I will be developing a much larger site and I need to know if Access just isn't going to cut it anymore.
Is MSSQL what I should use instead? How much is too much for an Access database? What are the differences in coding for something besides Access? (is it just in the connection string, or what?)
I have an xml file, which is to be updated by an asp script (vbs) when users are submitting forms from their browsers. Now I wonder if there is anything that stops the following to occur: Code:
Most of my ASP programming experience is on NT4.We recently upgraded (replaced) our NT4 webserver with Win2k3 Web Edition.I am looking for a good book that I can go through that will show me the new and different ways IIS6 does things. I found out that some things still work from my old web site, but they no longer work on the new site.
I've been doing ASP by hand-coding in either Homesite or Interdev for years. I have been using Dreamwever for static sites that I make on the side. I recently was asked to make a form which will store info in an Access database, and thought it would be a good chance to learn how to use Dreamweaver MX's ASP capabilities.
Haven't tried it yet, but reading up on it, it seems that it forces you to use Session variables. I'm not a big fan of session variables, and want to avoid them. Anyone here use DW MX for ASP?
This questions is a little one sided, I used to have the connection to the database on the site until I learned about the global.asa and since then all my sites have used it. I don't know the benefits of this file vs any other methods so I have to ask. But first let me explain.
I have a site, one of the many using the global.asa, it works 2 Microsoft access databases that run pretty much simultaneously on the site. Today, my host sends me an email telling me that they are open constantly and it's causing them problems on their shared server. So I modified the asa to close the database after every session and the host I had done so. They replied shortly after saying that a session could be open for 20 minutes before closing and they did not see this amend as helping the problem. So I'm looking for an alternate method.
The site itself is a collection database with over 1,200 user accounts, I have absolutely no idea how many of these user accounts are actually in use, but that is how many registered users there are in the database. Most of the regular users probably visit every day or two and I know that the admin (of about 8) visits daily to update the records unless there is nothing to add.
I've been given 7 days to solve this problem or they will close this particular site down. So in this case, is global.asa a good idea? If not, what method could I use to minimise the database being opened?
I am an intermediate ASP programmer looking to start learning .NET and am looking for a good book to start learning from. Anyone have any recommendations on a good book to get me started?
Can anyone find fault with this code? I wrote in in hopes of preventing users from "breaking" SQL queries and getting places they shouldn't by using SQL Injections.
Ive been making asp sites for about 2 years, but my first "real" site is going to be going live soon. Im currently seeking out a reliable hosting company based in england to host this website. Has anybody got any ideas of a good host? Ive been searching around for some time, but have not come across any that looks good enough. Im not after a dedicated server, shared hosting will do.
I looking for a tutorial on charts/graphs which would take information from the DB table. I have a column about 31000 records and numbered field of 001-0022. I hav another field which contains texts.
What I'm looking for is to show graphically on a scale of 001-022 as in the first field how many time does the search criteria appear.
For example: I search a keyword "hello"
and the graph would show 001: 30 times, 002: 4 times...022: 1 time, but as a chart.
I think it would be nice to add a percentage calculation too.
I have written a few functions that are used on several pages throughout my site and am wondering what a good exection time might be (generally). The inital page a user is faced with after logging in pulls data from several different tables and displays 40 rows all together.
The execution time for this particular page is the slowest at approx. 950 ms to 1400 ms. This seems awfully slow. This is probably because I am executing 10 different stored procedures instead of one (I thought it would be too big of a challenge to write a single select statement and parse through all the data). What sort of execution times are acceptable to most of you? What do you usually shoot for?
I am trying to send out a mass email newsletter. I have 600+ subscribers in our SQL Server Database. Well, is ASPMail (Server Object's product) good for this? If so I have some concerns about the error handling and assuring people don't continue to recieve the same email. Does anyone have expierence with this? If so, what is your advice?
Since my efforts to get my current script working are not working out. Does anyone know of a good ASP form handling script that can work with my HTML form.
Does anyone know of a good yet simple shopping cart written in ASP? It doesn't have to be free I am willing to pay up to $200. I am just looking for a simple front end and an admin area to add products easily.
I'm looking for a good web-based calendar that I can host on my website. Some features I'm looking for are the ability to schedule birthdays, anniversaries, etc.
with email notification of when the event is nearing. Picture uploads are something else I'm looking for. Easy to read and easy to maintain is also a plus.
I'm trying to get some recommendations on credit card authorisation suppliers such as paypal, worldpay or 2checkout.
Seems like a bit of a mine field so wondering if anyone has any view, positive or negative on these (or other) suppliers.
I notice paypal is free but chargers about 3% or the goods sold which isn't bad for a small startup. I think Worldpay is about 2% but charges a monthly fee.
Is it easy to get this up and running on a site? do you connect to theirs to do the payment or just fire secured data to them to process? is one a better deal, safer and easier to implement than another?
After a member registers, he's able to access and download any file available. We want to avoid the end user being able to distribute an URL to these files thereby making it simple for other users to download them. Solution I'm working on: I have a variety of files (html, pdf, doc, xls, and others) sitting outside my "wwwroot" folder. I have an ASP script which checks the MIME type for the given file and now, my problem is, how do I use the FileSystemObject to grab those files and display them to the user? Let's suppose the user is requesting demo.html. I use the FSO to open the demo.html in the folder outside the wwwroot, and then set the mime type and then what do I do? Response.write? What about binary files which need to trigger a download action?
I have got a little experience with web design, and have produced a basic website for a local charity run advice centre.They have a variety of forms, some in PDF format, some hard copies, which at present they fill in by hand then post out. We have been talking about moving towards a paperless office for them and a way to automated form filling. My best shot was to look into creating an Intranet for them and using ASP we could be able to fill the forms in on the PC then print out. Are there any specific things that need doing to the server to run an Intranet, and as I said earlier, I'm new to ASP so I wanted to know if anybody has any Ideas or templates that would be useful to help me with this project?
There are 3 pcs on a network in the office and I am designing some stuff using an access db and asp pages. Instead of everyone using my pc, they want to be able to logon and work off it from their pc. I just type in http://localhost/mysystem and I can access it but I don't know what url they need to type in to access the pages?
I have a comments form on Intranet.And I want the information written by users on this page send to my e-mail address,and the user doesn't have to write his/her mail address on this form.We are on same domain.The free scripts use smtp but no need while sending mails over Intranet
