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6/5/2009 10:45 PM
 

I have an Access database (with forms, queries, reports...) that I would like to move to my DDN server.  In the past I would have created forms and such using asp.net and connect to an SQL or Access database.  How would I implement this using DNN.

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6/6/2009 3:50 AM
 

Modules like Reports and SQLGridSelectedView allow you to access datasources outside the DNN database to display results of SQL queries.

there are also generic modules like this one, allowing you to create input/edit forms for it, please contact me for details (leupold (at) gamma-concept.de).


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Sebastian Leupold

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