Web Database Development Step by Step

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Title: Web Database Development Step by Step ISBN: 0735609667 Pub Date: March 2000 Pages: 512

About the Book

Take your Web site to the next level with smart data technologies!

As Web sites grow in complexity, databases increasingly drive their content. Databases greatly simplify Web development by storing all the data for dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of Web pages in just a few database-driven pages. WEB DATABASE DEVELOPMENT STEP BY STEP discusses the major Internet database technologies to show you how to create powerful, flexible Web databases that can serve your needs today and scale for the future. You’ll discover the background and context behind the latest Web database technologies—and see them in action with complete code samples. This title shows you how to:

• Build and test Web databases with Microsoft® Windows® 2000, Microsoft Windows NT® 4, or Windows 98
• Get started creating relational databases on the Web
• Access tables and records with ActiveX® Data Objects (ADO) and Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)
• Create customized Web content with Microsoft Visual Basic®, Scripting Edition (VBScript), server-side scripting, and Active Server Pages (ASP)
• Develop, tune, and debug applications and organize Web servers
• Configure Microsoft Internet Information Services and Microsoft Personal Web Server for data access
• Build powerful database applications that generate pages from Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server™ data sources
• Run and display queries and manipulate records from remote clients on the Web
• Use eXtensible Markup Language (XML) to exchange data
• Take advantage of sample data-driven sites and customizable script code on CD-ROM (included)

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction

PART 1 INTRODUCING WEB DATABASE PAGES 
CHAPTER 1 Getting Started with Web Databases

PART 2 KEY CONCEPTS 
CHAPTER 2 Understanding Database Concepts and Terms
CHAPTER 3 Accessing Databases with ADO and ODBC
CHAPTER 4 Accessing Tables and Records with ADO
CHAPTER 5 Customizing Web Content with Server-Side Scripting
CHAPTER 6 Organizing Your Web Environment

PART 3 DEVELOPING APPLICATIONS 
CHAPTER 7 Running and Displaying Queries
CHAPTER 8 Updating Tables from a General Purpose Form
CHAPTER 9 Updating Tables via Multiple Web Pages
CHAPTER 10 Performing Keyword Searches

PART 4 ADVANCED TOPICS 
CHAPTER 11 Performing Text Queries
CHAPTER 12 Managing Sessions

PART 5 EXCHANGING DATA WITH XML 
CHAPTER 13 Using XML at the Browser
CHAPTER 14 Using XML at the Server

PART 6 TUNING AND DEBUGGING 
CHAPTER 15 Tuning Application Performance
CHAPTER 16 Debugging 

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