mysql or access

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I have learned my host (easyspace) uses iasp and not asp, therefore i cannot
use access within FP for my database. I would have to use their Mysql.
Should I change to a host that accepts asp or pay the £25/annum for their
Mysql.
My site requires a way of giving a price to customers by choosing from a few
drop down boxes.
PS I have a limited amount of access knowledge and zero on Mysql.
Thanks in advance.
 
The reason you cannot use Access is not the difference between iASP and ASP,
but the server Operating System. Access will not run on Unix servers.
I would go for another host. £25.00/annum (+VAT) is a lot to pay for what
other hosts often include as part of the package.
This is not a recommendation (I've only read the brochure), but compare the
business packages at www.1and1.co.uk with your current setup at Easyspace.
 
I've been looking at them too. I spoke to them last week.


| Hi Jerome,
|
| Find another host that is on a Windows based server platform. http://www.webhost4life.com is excellent.
|
| --
| Mike -- FrontPage MVP '09 - '02
| http://www.websunlimited.com
| http://www.websunlimited.com/order/features_and_benefits.htm
|
| > I have learned my host (easyspace) uses iasp and not asp, therefore i cannot
| > use access within FP for my database. I would have to use their Mysql.
| > Should I change to a host that accepts asp or pay the £25/annum for their
| > Mysql.
| > My site requires a way of giving a price to customers by choosing from a few
| > drop down boxes.
| > PS I have a limited amount of access knowledge and zero on Mysql.
| > Thanks in advance.
| >
| >
|
|
 
Jerome,

Most linux/unix servers do not charge extra for mysql.

I'm kinda in the same dilemma...know nothing about mysql (although people are saying it's easy), but I do know enough about Access to survive.

| I have learned my host (easyspace) uses iasp and not asp, therefore i cannot
| use access within FP for my database. I would have to use their Mysql.
| Should I change to a host that accepts asp or pay the £25/annum for their
| Mysql.
| My site requires a way of giving a price to customers by choosing from a few
| drop down boxes.
| PS I have a limited amount of access knowledge and zero on Mysql.
| Thanks in advance.
|
|
 
check the one MD recommended...then scroll down to 4/3/04 on this ng and look at the Recommended Windows Host thread...lots of recommendations there..not just windows server hosts either.


| Thanks all, now to look at hosts..
| | > I have learned my host (easyspace) uses iasp and not asp, therefore i
| cannot
| > use access within FP for my database. I would have to use their Mysql.
| > Should I change to a host that accepts asp or pay the £25/annum for their
| > Mysql.
| > My site requires a way of giving a price to customers by choosing from a
| few
| > drop down boxes.
| > PS I have a limited amount of access knowledge and zero on Mysql.
| > Thanks in advance.
| >
| >
|
|
 

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