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There are 2 ways to connect to database files using Namo WebEditor's Database Wizard. The following example shows the way to connect to access database files. Connect to Access Database from ODBC Data Source (32bit)1. Select [Settings > Control Panel] command in the Windows Start menu. 2. Double-click Administrative Tools. 3. Select Data Sources (ODBC). 4. Choose System DSN tab in the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box. 5. Press Add button, select Microsoft Access Driver, and press Finish button. 6. When ODBC Microsoft Access Setup dialog box appears, enter the name and the description of the data source and press Select... button to select an access file to use. 7. Press Advanced button in the window above, enter login name and password and press OK. 8. After all the steps, you can see the name of access database data source in ODBC Data Source Manager. 9. In step 2 of the Database Wizard, select
an ODBC data source. The drop-down menu lists all User DSNs and
System DSNs defined in the ODBC Data Sources control panel.
You must select an ODBC data source, even if you selected
Built-in-MySQL Driver as the Database connection in
Step 1 of the Database Wizard. (This is because Namo WebEditor must
connect to the database through ODBC in order to display a preview
of the database-enabled document.)
Connect Access Database in Database Wizard Menu1. Select any form you want in Database Wizard, and run the Step 1 of the Database Wizard. At Step 2, select <Make New DSN>. 2. In Create New Data Source window, select System Data Source, and press Next button (Please note that you are recommended to select System Data Source item if you selected ASP script at step 1). 3. Select Microsoft Access Driver and press Next. 4. Check selected driver information and press Finish. The rest is the same as the 4th and after steps of Connect Database from ODBC32 Data Source.
This document is created using Namo WebEditor 4 on August 2, 2000.
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