dos runs? since when? oh, you mean OLD DOS, pre-gates buy-out!!!
erm, back on topic, is this to the user editing or to some other user? my guess is that it would be possible, but to help you figure out how to check on that, you will need to give us more info i think
POSIX. because a stable os that doesn't have memory leaks and isn't buggy is always good.
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:16 — 11th February 2004.
If the changes to the access database are being performed via an ASP page, it is simple enough to add an email routine.
If the changes to the access database are being performed directly to the database (via runing the *.mdb in windows), I don't know of any ways to add a trigger to the database. The only possible (or not, I've never tried) solution I can see here is using a form within access to make the changes and adding VBA to the backend of the form to send an email.
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druagord posted this at 14:36 — 11th February 2004.
To send mail via ASP you need to build a system or buy one. ASPmail wich can be found at aspmail.com work very well for in the days i was stuck n MS server
IF , ELSE , WHILE isn't that what life is all about
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m3rajk posted this at 23:02 — 10th February 2004.
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dos runs? since when? oh, you mean OLD DOS, pre-gates buy-out!!!
erm, back on topic, is this to the user editing or to some other user? my guess is that it would be possible, but to help you figure out how to check on that, you will need to give us more info i think
POSIX. because a stable os that doesn't have memory leaks and isn't buggy is always good.
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:16 — 11th February 2004.
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If the changes to the access database are being performed via an ASP page, it is simple enough to add an email routine.
If the changes to the access database are being performed directly to the database (via runing the *.mdb in windows), I don't know of any ways to add a trigger to the database. The only possible (or not, I've never tried) solution I can see here is using a form within access to make the changes and adding VBA to the backend of the form to send an email.
Mark Hensler
If there is no answer on Google, then there is no question.
druagord posted this at 14:36 — 11th February 2004.
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To send mail via ASP you need to build a system or buy one. ASPmail wich can be found at aspmail.com work very well for in the days i was stuck n MS server
IF , ELSE , WHILE isn't that what life is all about
sjjs posted this at 16:58 — 16th February 2004.
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Surely the hosting service will have an email system set up already?
If using ASP then once a new record is added you can easily intercept the relevant data and have it sent to you via email.
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