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Dynamically access a database through a Web Application

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Using an ASP.NET Web application to access your database remotely.
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Jim is a programmer with 22 years experience starting with UNIX/C, assembly, then DOS, OS/2, AIX, Windows Visual Studio and learning .NET.

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