In my (limited) experience it's nearly as easy as using ASP/ADO wirth Access. MySQL
is a bit touchier about what it considers proper SQL. We're developing a hybrid
(mutant?) system using MS's
IIS web server and MySQL running on a Linux box and it's coming along quite nicely.
You really don't need to know much more about ASP/ADO than you need to know to make it
work with
Access.
07 Aug 01 10:09:06 PM, "Steve Doig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
>New user here...How easy or not is it to use mySQL as a substitute when
>using .asp and ADO?
>What do I need to know in order to use mySQL with ASP and ADO? Are there
>3rd party solns available?
>
>Thankyou,
>Steve.
>
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