A New Database

[Daniel Kaseman]

Once again, I have requested help to make a database.

1. I have viewed http://www.amazon.com.
2. I can view all the product details, when I click on a picturre.

3. I can enter my username and password.

4. Help me make this database, if you ould.

Sincerity,
Daniel

 

[Rick Brandt]

Once again, I have requested help to make a database.

1. I have viewed http://www.amazon.com.
2. I can view all the product details, when I click on a picturre.

3. I can enter my username and password.

4. Help me make this database, if you ould.

Sincerity,
Daniel

These groups are for *assistance* with specific problems or questions. What you
need is a contracted consultant.

 

[Daniel Kaseman]

but they charge too much and I'm using "Access"

These groups are for *assistance* with specific problems or questions.
What you need is a contracted consultant.

 

[Albert D.Kallal]

There is a sample database included with ms-access that deals with order
taking.

Check out the NorthWind Traders example.

In access 2003, you can go find it by going Help->Sample
Databases->NorthWind Sample database.

 

[Joseph Meehan]

Once again, I have requested help to make a database.

1. I have viewed http://www.amazon.com.
2. I can view all the product details, when I click on a picturre.

3. I can enter my username and password.

4. Help me make this database, if you ould.

Sincerity,
Daniel

If you want to do everything Amazon does, you are going to have quite a
job ahead of you. Access can do a lot, but plan on a year or two of
training and experience to get anything close to Amazon.

On the other hand take a look at the sample database Tradewind that
comes with Access and see what you think. You may be able to use that as a
starting point. You may also want to buy a book to lean more about Access.

 

[Larry Linson]

There is a sample database included with ms-access that deals with order
taking.

But http://www.amazon.com it is NOT. And http://www.amazon.com is not a
database, but a website and NO WAY could it be built with Access.