[AccessD] Creating HTML file

Windows Home versions doesn't have IIS or webserver available

If you do Dynamic SQL queries you will need a lot of vbscript code
in your html to protect against SQL Injection attacks. I would also use
at least  Jet Version 8.0 that allows sandbox protection against illegal
functions inside the SQL string


Steve Schapel wrote:

>Drew,
>
>I think it is very difficult to generalise, as the specific requirements 
>will vary so much from case to case.  In my situation, which prompted my 
>original question in this thread, I am working with a distributed 
>application, the users of which have all sorts of different 
>circumstances.  The reports in question contain data which changes very 
>infrequently.  For me, the desired outcome was for the users of my 
>application to be able to export on demand, their data from their local 
>desktop application to static html pages, and then to incorporate these 
>pages into their own websites in whichever way they see fit.  Therefore, 
>in my case, dynamic pages and ASP don't come into the picture at all. 
>On the other hand, your suggestion may well be very applicable in 
>another scenario.
>
>Regards
>Steve
>
>Drew Wutka wrote:
>  
>
>>That is true, but every Windows OS since 98 has a webserver in it.
>>
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Marty Connelly
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Canada