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How Can I Read a Custom Database and Display It in an ASP

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    Jeremy Davis
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    I've written VERY little ASPs so please be kind :-)..... Would it be possible to spawn an MFC app from an ASP that could then read my custom database (can't be eg. Access as anyone can read it!), and display the data etc? Thanks

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      I've written VERY little ASPs so please be kind :-)..... Would it be possible to spawn an MFC app from an ASP that could then read my custom database (can't be eg. Access as anyone can read it!), and display the data etc? Thanks

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      Chris Maunder
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      You can write an ActiveX control to do the database reading, and it can return a recordset for you to use. OR, if the database can be read using Access or SQLServer then ADO in ASP is dead simple (see my article)

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