Chapter 17. Databases
In this chapter
Understanding databases and where they fit in with FrontPage Web sites
Creating and using database connections
Using the Database Interface Wizard to generate dynamic page content
Storing form results in a database table, creating the database or tables if necessary
It's true that many Web sites are still plodding along as a collection of simple, static pages. However, they are slowly but surely becoming the exception rather than the rule. On today's World Wide Web, Web sites with content delivered from a database are becoming more and more popular. The reason for this is simple—although static Web pages can be terrific informational resources, only a data-driven Web site can harness the power that is required ...
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