Dumping Values to a Database:
Microsoft Access(only ASP)
Dumping field values to Microsoft Access is only available for ASP. This option writes the field values of the HTML form into a Microsoft Access database file that is already created and located in the same server after the user submit the form.
It is independent of the email message to the form's owner, and the MS Access table fields must be specified previously.
Requirements and Restrictions
• This option is only available in ASP scripts.
• It's only available in the registered version of Forms To Go.
• The Microsoft Access database must be located in the same server as the script. The connection to the MS Access database is DSN-less and won't dump to a MS Access located on another server.
• All the Microsoft Access database settings must be handy and should be consulted with your web system administrator.
• Previous knowledge table's field names where the form's field values will be inserted. |
To configure the settings and activate this option, select MS Access dump... from the Settings menu.

Insert field values into a Microsoft Access database
Select this option to include in the ASP script the specific code to dump the fields values to the MS Access table.
MS Access file path
The file path of the Microsoft Access database in your server. The file path can be relative to the script location, but it is suggested to type the full path, like c:\mydomain\htdocs\data\webdata.mdb in case you move the script to another location on the server.
Table name
The table name where the field values will be dumped.
Field mapping
When dumping the form's field values to the MS Access table, you must select which fields will be dumped by clicking in the checkbox to the left of the field name in the column Form's field name. For every field you select, you must type in the right column MS Access's field name, the equivalent MS Access field name.
Do not leave any MS Access's field name empty for each form field selected.
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