Can someone tell me why Access 2000 does not allow creating Active Server
Pages that can write to the database? It can create Active Server Pages that
can "only read" from database. This is fine for presenting dynamic web
content, but in order to update the web content I need to update the database
- I want to do this via the web too. Interestingly I am able to manually
write the Active Server Pages that writes to the database, but I am wondering
if I am geting into trouble doing it this way. Thanks.

Well, i think you have to write these pages manually. You can find lot of
samples on internet.

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"Anjan30" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can someone tell me why Access 2000 does not allow creating Active Server
> Pages that can write to the database? It can create Active Server Pages
> that
> can "only read" from database. This is fine for presenting dynamic web
> content, but in order to update the web content I need to update the
> database
> - I want to do this via the web too. Interestingly I am able to manually
> write the Active Server Pages that writes to the database, but I am
> wondering
> if I am geting into trouble doing it this way. Thanks.

"=?Utf-8?B?QW5qYW4zMA==?=" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Can someone tell me why Access 2000 does not allow creating Active
> Server Pages that can write to the database?

ASP is an IIS technology rather than an Access one, isn't it? You might
find more help in a web server group.

Tim F