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Subject:
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Access edits
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Posted By:
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kev_79
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8/20/2003 10:19:53 AM
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I am new to the scene of ASP and access databases. What I have are a few pages that let you enter data to the db via ASP.
I was wondering, how to go about repairing data input errors when there are possible users entering data. The db is housed remotely and I assume I must download, repair, then upload. Is this correct? I am having the users email me their errors rather than let them update the db themselves.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
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Reply By:
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KenSchaefer
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8/21/2003 3:49:33 AM
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You could let users update the data themselves, or you could write some pages that only you have access to, and the users can continue to email the problems to you, and you update the data via the web.
Cheers
Ken
www.adOpenStatic.com
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DaveGerard
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9/23/2003 11:50:56 PM
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You're probably going to have to make your application bullet proof. Anticipating and capturing certain errors before you write the information to the database. If there are data entry errors, you can bounce the user back to the form and inform them of the conditions. If you need some examples, just let me know. I have to do this all the time.
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