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ADO Excel in ASP
I would like to use excel as a database to link up with
my web site. is that feasible? it seems that when I replace the Access by Excel, there are always error messages regarding readonly or can not write into the excel file. can anyone help me, please? http://stanleychan.myftp.org/asp/cou...est-gcount.asp http://stanleychan.myftp.org/asp/counter1/counter.xls The code http://stanleychan.myftp.org/asp/cou...est-gcount.txt Many Many thanks |
ADO Excel in ASP
"Stan the Mouse" wrote ...
I would like to use excel as a database to link up with my web site. is that feasible? it seems that when I replace the Access by Excel, there are always error messages regarding readonly or can not write into the excel file. The code http://stanleychan.myftp.org/asp/cou...est-gcount.txt Try using the OLE DB provider for Jet 4.0 with 'Excel 8.0' in the extended properties. For connection string samples, see: http://www.able-consulting.com/MDAC/...softJetEx cel Jamie. -- |
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