The query is a list of connectors from my main inventory file. I want to
place this 'list of connectors' on my webpage. Front Page asks me to name
the 'file' to import. This is not a file, but a query. How do I upload this
query to my webpage?
The main inventory file is in Access.

Hi Battlestar,

You have to utilize the Database Results Wizard with the SQL from the query.

See http://office.microsoft.com/assistan...ryID=-yn6yMXMZ


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"battlestar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:97C8BA24-0D10-4329-932D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> The query is a list of connectors from my main inventory file. I want to
> place this 'list of connectors' on my webpage. Front Page asks me to name
> the 'file' to import. This is not a file, but a query. How do I upload this
> query to my webpage?
> The main inventory file is in Access.

Import the database into your web and let FP create the necessary files,
folders, and database connection. Create a new page in your web with a .asp
extension. With that page open, do Insert | Database Results. When it asks
for your data source, it will give you a list of the tables and queries in
your database - choose your query (view).

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"battlestar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:97C8BA24-0D10-4329-932D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> The query is a list of connectors from my main inventory file. I want to
> place this 'list of connectors' on my webpage. Front Page asks me to
> name
> the 'file' to import. This is not a file, but a query. How do I upload
> this
> query to my webpage?
> The main inventory file is in Access.