Database Configuration Problems

I am trying to learn ASP.NET using Visual Basic Standard Edition 2003 and an MSDE database. I am having problems configuring the login. Is this a workable configuration? Are there instructions somewhere for setting up this configuration? I have no problem using Access 2003, but I would like to use MSDE.Hold everything!!! If you're just starting out, then why not learn ASP.NET 2.0 instead? Go to the Home page of this site and follow the 3 steps of "Getting Started with ASP.NET." You get a great free developement tool (Visual Web Developer Express) and download SQL Express 2005 (which replaces MSDE) too (not sure if this is part of the download... if not, google for download... it's free too). That way, you're up-to-date with the latest technology.

database beginner question

I've searched and could not find what I was looking for.
I have NO database experience but need to learn quick

I have an html page with an iFrame (flash menu on left - iFrame on right)
When I click a product image on the left this is what I need to happen.
- Flash send a variable
- The iFrame to load an HTML page that will populate with an image, 2 text fields, and 3 hyperlinks dependant on what product is clicked in the flash.

I am using access since it is what i have at work, and i can just add all the products in a table pretty quickly and easitly. I set up a table in access with the image, hyperlinks, and text that needs to populate in the html page. The HTML page is set up in tables if that makes a difference...

I just don't know where to go from here to make my connections and how to set it up.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.I would go to the Access forum

Data Warehousing Learning Sample

Greetings,
I'm new with data warehousing. Just wondering, do any of you know of a
free sample/example that would help me learn the ABC's of data
warehousing?
The SQL 2000 sample is only available with SQL Enterprise..
Thanks in advance,
Don
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The Analysis Services installation comes with a sample database called Food
Mart 2000 which is an OLAP database that sits on top of an .mdb file. Is
this the one that you have already investigated?
Jay Nathan, MCP
http://www.jaynathan.com/blog
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> Greetings,
> I'm new with data warehousing. Just wondering, do any of you know of a
> free sample/example that would help me learn the ABC's of data
> warehousing?
> The SQL 2000 sample is only available with SQL Enterprise..
> Thanks in advance,
> Don
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|||Greetings,
Hi Jay, it is a great sample. Just what I was looking for.
Thank you,
Don
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data ware housing

Hai
i have just started to learn about the concepts of dataware housing. i
came to know there are about 5 services in data warehousing.
Namely, 1.Analytical services 2.Integerating services 3 Data Mining 4
Notification services and 5 Reporting services.my doubt i that is there any
order of studying these services or just start with any of the services and
complete one by one.
Thank youYou are mentioning the tools and leaving out the concepts. Here is the order
you should probably focus your studies:
1) Dimensional Modeling
2) ETL Concepts (type 1, type 2, etc.)
3) SSIS (integration services)
4) SSAS (analysis services)
5) SSRS (reporting services)
6) Notification Services
-=Steve
"vidhya" wrote:

> Hai
> i have just started to learn about the concepts of dataware housing. i
> came to know there are about 5 services in data warehousing.
> Namely, 1.Analytical services 2.Integerating services 3 Data Mining 4
> Notification services and 5 Reporting services.my doubt i that is there an
y
> order of studying these services or just start with any of the services an
d
> complete one by one.
>
> Thank you
>
>