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No Brainer Database PublishingBy Wes Thomas We'll look at "instant" solutions for making legacy databases accessible on the Web.There's a vast number of legacy databases sitting out there just begging to become Web-accessible. There's also a large number of ways to publish them. Unfortunately, most involve either programming or a knowledge of the intricacies of SQL syntax. This article takes another approach. We'll look at "instant" solutions (read: intuitive, no programming) for making legacy databases accessible on the Web. AskSAMLet's start with the fastest and easiest way I know to make data accessible on the Web: askSam Systems' Web Publisher (Windows 95 or NT 3.51 and later), priced at $1495. AskSam Web Publisher lets you generate a searchable database from your already-existing documents, and put it on the Web in four easy steps:
[Move on to the next part of the article.] This article first appeared in the Jan/Feb 1997 print issue of Web Developer.
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