When you export a database object as an Active Server Page (ASP) file, you are giving Web users access to the information in your database. Unlike a static HTML file, an ASP file connects to the database and retrieves the most current information for the user to view.
Export a Database Object to an ASP File
- In the Database window, click the database object you want to export, click the File menu, and then click Export.
- Click the Save As Type list arrow, and then select Microsoft Active Server Pages.
- Click the Save In list arrow, and then select the location where you want to save the file.
- Click Export or Export All.
See Also
See "Exporting Data to Other Programs" on page 242 for more information on exporting data from Access. - Enter the name of the HTML template (if one exists).
- Enter the name of the database file that contains the data you want the Web server to access.
- Enter the user name you want the Web server to use to connect to the database.
- Enter the password you want the Web server to use to log on to the database.
- Enter the Web server URL.
- Click OK.