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Access 2003 Pages; is this possible? 1

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Marsdbginner

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Aug 11, 2011
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I am researching a solution to loose-ends in a particular aspect of our shipping department using Access 2003. I have been manually entering data from faxed loads for 6 months now [Carrier info, load weight, pallets etc] and have a need to make it possible for this data to be entered from the web buy the 20+ sites creating the shipments.

I have a couple criteria:
I need the data entered by the sites to populate tables in Access so that I can run reports etc.
I need the ability for the sites to build an order of multiple SKU's assigned to one site, truck, and date and submit it.

As my s/n implies, I am a low-level data entry slave and haven't found a way to make this possible using Data Access Pages and after searching several forums including this one I have to ask is this even do-able?

If so, please suggest somewhere I can learn so I can make this happen. If not, please point me in a better direction.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read this.

-marsdbginner
 
Data access pages suck because anyone who wants to access them has to be running MS software and have Office Components installed on their system. I consider them to be a failed attempt by Microsoft to get Access into the Internet game, and a waste of time because I can whip something up in Asp. and vb. net in about the same amount of time that will work anywhere. Perhaps others here have had different experiences. I would say that if you don't have the .net skills to pull this off, hire a contractor.
 
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