asp : compare records in two access databases

[Charlotte]

Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records in two
different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a html-table
in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

thanks
charlotte

[McKirahan]

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Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records in two
different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a html-table
in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

Is a primary key defined?
What do you want the output to look like?

Given this layout: "key,field1,field2"
where table 1 contains
1,a,b
2,c,d
and table 2 contains::
1,a,b
3,e,f
How would you want the differences reported?

Perhaps just identifying the "key" differences?
table1 : 1=,2+,3-
table2 : 1=,2-,3+

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Evertjan. wrote:

Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote on 11 feb 2008 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

I don't think, in the case of the OP, Bob, this is about users and
about large databases, but about the owner wanting to do some
houeshold jobs on her database on a semi regular basis, say once a
year.

I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion.

>
Setting a process in motion that takes 10 minutes or perhaps an hour
in ASP is not that bad.

It is if a busy web server is involved.

Being able to do that from different
locations is a nice plus of the ASP method.

Along with various other remote procedure techniques.

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[Charlotte]

Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records in two
different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a html-table
in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

thanks
charlotte

example:
I have two MDB and both have exactly the same table (table1)
table1 from MDB1 and table1 from MDB2 have exactly the same structure
each containing these fields:
id , lastname , firstname

in MDB1 are 100 records
in MDB2 are 90 records
(records with id 91,92,93,.....100 aren't there)
and record with id 50 has a different firstname

so, this will be:

50 - nothing - wrong firstname that is in MDB1
91 - peeters - kurt
92 - hannivoort - evertjan
93 - deleeuw - charlotte
....
....
100 - travolta - john

the html-table is:

<table>
<tr>
<td>50</td>
<td></td>
<td>wrong firstname</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>91</td>
<td>peeters</td>
<td>kurt</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>92</td>
<td>hannivoort</td>
<td>evertjan</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>93</td>
<td>deleeuw</td>
<td>charlotte</td>
</tr>
....
....
<tr>
<td>100</td>
<td>travolta</td>
<td>john</td>
</tr>
</table>

so, the records that aren't the same in the two MDB comes in the html-table
and also all the records witch aren't in MDB1

I hope this is ubderstandable

charlotte

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Charlotte wrote:

>Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records
in two different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a
html-table in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

thanks
charlotte

example:
I have two MDB and both have exactly the same table (table1)
table1 from MDB1 and table1 from MDB2 have exactly the same
structure each containing these fields:
id , lastname , firstname

in MDB1 are 100 records
in MDB2 are 90 records
(records with id 91,92,93,.....100 aren't there)
and record with id 50 has a different firstname

Will mdb2 ever contain records that aren't in mdb1?

Are the two databases on the same network (allowing a linked table to be
used to enable an easy query solution)?
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[Charlotte]

>>Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records
in two different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a
html-table in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

thanks
charlotte

example:
I have two MDB and both have exactly the same table (table1)
table1 from MDB1 and table1 from MDB2 have exactly the same
structure each containing these fields:
id , lastname , firstname

in MDB1 are 100 records
in MDB2 are 90 records
(records with id 91,92,93,.....100 aren't there)
and record with id 50 has a different firstname

Will mdb2 ever contain records that aren't in mdb1?

Are the two databases on the same network (allowing a linked table to be
used to enable an easy query solution)?

the two databases are in the same LAN
MDB1 is on webserver 1
and MDB2 is on webserver 2

webserver 1 is the real webserver for everyone on are LAN
webserver 2 is my test-webserver

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Charlotte wrote:

>>>Hi,

i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records
in two different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a
html-table in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?

thanks
charlotte
example:
I have two MDB and both have exactly the same table (table1)
table1 from MDB1 and table1 from MDB2 have exactly the same
structure each containing these fields:
id , lastname , firstname

in MDB1 are 100 records
in MDB2 are 90 records
(records with id 91,92,93,.....100 aren't there)
and record with id 50 has a different firstname

Will mdb2 ever contain records that aren't in mdb1?

Are the two databases on the same network (allowing a linked table
to be used to enable an easy query solution)?

the two databases are in the same LAN
MDB1 is on webserver 1
and MDB2 is on webserver 2

webserver 1 is the real webserver for everyone on are LAN
webserver 2 is my test-webserver

Do you know how to create a linked table in Access? That will make this
relatively easy since you will be able to create a query using a full outer
join to generate the records for your report.

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[Charlotte]

>>>>Hi,
>
i've googeled to find a asp-script that can compare all the records
in two different access databases
the mdb's have exactly the same tables
what i want is that (the output) all the differences comes in a
html-table in a webpage
can anybody help me, are give me a example ?
>
thanks
charlotte
example:
I have two MDB and both have exactly the same table (table1)
table1 from MDB1 and table1 from MDB2 have exactly the same
structure each containing these fields:
id , lastname , firstname

in MDB1 are 100 records
in MDB2 are 90 records
(records with id 91,92,93,.....100 aren't there)
and record with id 50 has a different firstname
Will mdb2 ever contain records that aren't in mdb1?

Are the two databases on the same network (allowing a linked table
to be used to enable an easy query solution)?

the two databases are in the same LAN
MDB1 is on webserver 1
and MDB2 is on webserver 2

webserver 1 is the real webserver for everyone on are LAN
webserver 2 is my test-webserver

Do you know how to create a linked table in Access? That will make this
relatively easy since you will be able to create a query using a full
outer join to generate the records for your report.

yes, I know how to make linked tables, but that's not our intention
our intention is an ASP-page with an html-table like I wrote above

thanks

[Charlotte]

so, ....... is there someone who can (will) give me an example

thanks
charlotte

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Charlotte wrote:

so, ....... is there someone who can (will) give me an example

thanks
charlotte

Patience ... i'm working on it. :-)
It's not something I have ever done, so I have nothing to copy and paste.

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[Jeff Dillon]

"Charlotte" <ch***************@SPAMtelenet.bewrote in message
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so, ....... is there someone who can (will) give me an example
thanks
charlotte

How often do you have to do this? I'm wondering "why" an ASP page?

Jeff

[McKirahan]

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"Charlotte" <ch***************@SPAMtelenet.bewrote in message
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so, ....... is there someone who can (will) give me an example
thanks
charlotte

How often do you have to do this? I'm wondering "why" an ASP page?

Why not do it offline and generate a static HTML page?

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Jeff Dillon wrote:

"Charlotte" <ch***************@SPAMtelenet.bewrote in message
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so, ....... is there someone who can (will) give me an example
thanks
charlotte

How often do you have to do this? I'm wondering "why" an ASP page?

Jeff

Oh no, you're not allowed to wonder that ... ;-)

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[Jeff Dillon]

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Why do you need an ASP page for this? How often do you plan to do this?

Jeff