Select the database connection you want to use.Д¬reate a new Microsoft Access database within your site. (At the end of this tutorial, you'll see what the Database Editor page looks like.) The ASP method uses frames ( Frames) to display record information alongside the table to which it belongs. ASP is the more common and readily available of the two, but with this wizard, using ASP.NET offers one advantage: the wizard generates the Database Editor Web page as a single Web page. Make sure the one you choose is available on your Web server. You must select either the ASP or ASP.NET radio button. FrontPage pretends to take a guess here, but it actually 'detects' nothing.

Under 'FrontPage has detected that your page will display best using,' choose the ASP or ASP.NET radio button to tell FrontPage what program to use to present the database information. Select the Web page technology you want to use. Select the Database Interface Wizard and click OK, or double-click the Database Interface Wizard. (Pop back to Planning Your Web Site's Structure to read about subsites.) For instance, you may want to create this application in a subsite that you can set permissions on. If the interface application will be its own Web site, enter a network location path or Web address in the Location field, under Options. If you want to create database interface pages within the site you have open in FrontPage, turn on the 'Add to current Web site' checkbox. One advantage to placing it within the open site is that you'll have access to any database connections you've already created. Select File В» New and, within the New task pane, click 'More Web site templates.' Since the Database Interface Wizard is a Web site wizard, FrontPage gives you the option of creating a new site or placing the wizard within the site you already have open in FrontPage.

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