how do i connect coldfusion to an access database on godaddy.com?
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If GoDaddy is like any other ISP you need to get the datasource name for you database.  Many ISPs give you tools to do this yourself.  \n\nFor instance, you might have the capability to create a database (including tables, queries, etc.) within a user interface on GoDaddy.com.  Once you save the database, lets call it "dataOne", you must tell ColdFusion where the database is.  \n\nAt this point you must open your ColdFusion Administrator (provided by the ISP) and select the link on the left called datasources.  Fill out the form and name the datasource.  This tells ColdFusion that there is a database called "DataOne" and where it is located.  \n\nIf GoDaddy does not allow you access to the ColdFusion Administrator, then they should be providing you another way to create a datasource, use that.\n\nOnce the datasource is created you will use it in all your queries to refer to the database:\n\n<cfquery datasource="DataOne" name="GetInfo">\n SELECT *\n FROM tablename\n</cfquery>\n\nHope this helps.  Coldfusion is fun.  I have been using it for about 9 years and it really speeds up my development time for creating applications.
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You can't, you can only build a spreadsheet, or a single table database.  You can use Access to build DB's.\n\nIf you need tuturiols on how to create/manage a Access Database.  See the links below.
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This is how my shop writes coldfusion queries:\n\n<cfquery Datasource="#DatabaseName#" name="NameOfQuery">\nSELECT  field1, field2, field3\nFROM    Schema.tablename\nWHERE   somecondition = somecondition\n</cfquery>
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If you do not have access to SQL Server, then I am assuming you will be using MS Access for your database needs.  Try to use Northwind database in Access and create a front end using asp.net.  This shows that you can create, update, delete records in database using your asp.net web application.  Use datagrid to view, edit, update and delete records.  Then you will be able to cut and paste that code for other pages.
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I'm afraid that Dirty D is right.  Developing a database in MS Access isn't like firing up MS Word and cranking out a document.  You really need to begin with the basics of database design and go from there.  I located a pretty comprehensive tutorial website at:  http://www.functionx.com/access/.\n\nThe short answer to your question is that you click on "New" to create a new database.  I've never used Database Wizard, but I presume that it helps you structure a simple database.  That said, I'd still recommend that you at least check the above link to give you a better understanding of how Access works.
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contact www.godaddy.com they can hook you up fairly cheaply
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For client/server work I use vb.net. For web work I use ColdFusion. They are both easy to learn and easy to use.
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You need to register with a registrar.\n\nwww.icann.org has all the info you need\n\npersonally, i recommend www.godaddy.com, you just have to opt-out of all the stuff they try to add into your cart along with the domain name.  but they have top-notch technical support available 24/7 and decent hosting options as well.\n\nyou will need to either purchase supplemental hosting with the same company you register the domain with, or you will have to get a third party provider.  I suggest just going with the hosting that the registrar provides (if any) as this will simplify setup greatly.  \n\nyou can always switch to a different hosting provider (or move your domain to a new registrar) so don't worry too much about being locked into things.
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refer these urls..\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/architec/8_ar_da_5b1v.asp\n\njust surf through the bookmark on left hand side..\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/createdb/cm_8_des_05_30s5.asp\n\n\nalso refer this one..simple n straight forward\nhttp://www.1keydata.com/sql/sql-create-index.html
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Hi,\nI am database programmer and use MS Access and SQl and others. Give a detailed example what you exactly want to do. Then I will tell you the design. I never designed a database wrong until now, hehe.\n\nA very important tip for you! If you want later export the database to SQL do NOT use the export wizzard of Access. This wizzard does not work and cost only time. Use the Import Wizzard in SQL. This wizzard works. \n\nNice greetings\nFranky
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Find an ISP that gives you database support like CrystalTech.com.  Don't use Godaddy hosting even though they have databases... they don't let you connect directly to them to do backups so once your data is there, you're screwed if you ever want to move it.\n\nOf course all that assumes you know how to write web pages that can access and use a database!
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try in www.godaddy.com
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This should be a good start:\nhttp://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/access/
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Actually, there is a way, sort of.\n\nIn the Office Resource kit, there is a tool that will allow you to share an Access database (mdb) with other users, basically making your access db into an executable.\n\nCourse, you need the office Developer edition (or was it really in a resource kit?).  I'd suggest you do a search on microsoft.com's knowledge base.
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Check www.godaddy.com
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Your best bet would probably be a list of checkboxes to match each question.\n\nOnce all the checkboxes have been filled in then submit the form and all the information gets transfered to a database.\n\nDo this as a standalone webpage with a DB backend. Probably something like mySQL or SQL2k, SQL2003 would be your best bet as Access only supports 10 connections at a time and you may overload this if you have multiple people entering data at the same time.
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The previous answer is correct - however, unless we're talking about a high volume of data, I prefer to use an MS Access backend database instead - I think it's easier to maintain.\n\nHowever, as the previous respondent said, the key is finding an ISP whose platform supports your platform.