How do javascript working in Access Database all function

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How do javascript working in Access Database all function.

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m@dhu 5-Mar-11 2:11am

Not clear.

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-03-04T21:12:00

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Don't do that

You shouldn't use client javascript to access databases for.........[^]

Also

Remember that ActiveX objects must(Which you are using to connect the DB by javascript):
1. Will only work in Internet Explorer.
2. Must be installed on EACH client's computer.
3. Must have the proper permissions for the browser to access them.
For more details here[^]

BTW you can use another way

Using PageMethods/AJAX[^]

Posted 4-Mar-11 21:12pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Mar-11 0:36am

Good answer, my 5.
As "shouldn't use client javascript to access databases" seemingly contradicts to "AJAX" I would comment on that. For example, like AJAX is is a robust exclusion from the first rule, or something, how do you think?
--SA