Something I never thought about doing before, but this is possible.
First, you must make sure that your PHP installation has ODBC capabilities. If it does not. see http://php.net/odbc
You must use PHP's ODBC commands. I have never worked with these, you I cannot help you any further. I would recommend a mySQL database. It's simpler and more widely used in the field of web design. I could help you with that instead.
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Yes. PHP supports an API called ODBC that allows it to interact with Microsoft Access databases.
MS Access or Microsoft Access is a full featured database application. It has been in use for almost 30 years with constant upgrades and improvements. It is not easy to master.
An Access database file is typically stored similarly to other computer generated files found on the hard drive of a computer. Access database files will have a .mdb or .accmdb file name extension.
Microsoft Access is a type of database management program. It offers a graphical user interfaces that one can use to create and manage databases.
Database = Where you save your data (ex: if a user fill your registration form, entered data should be saved somewhere, that's database) Usually in PHP we use MySQL Database.
http://apex.vtc.com/access-2010.php is great place for you. You can get video tutorials for only 30$. You have also many free demos for Introduction , Database Basics and Database Design Basics.
You can connect any DB via PHP if you have database specific database extensions defined. LAMPP stack refer to 'Linux Apache Mysql PHP Perl'. Hence this stack is famous for php development as it include all the needed components for web development. Mysql is preferred mostly because it's extension is added by default in XAMPP or WAMPP stack.
Please refer link. The presentation gives complete understanding of how to deal with database (Mysql) with php.
To close your MySQL database connection you need to use the mysql_close() function. Please see the example below: <?php mysql_close(); ?> If your connection data is stored in a variable you would close the connection like this instead: <?php mysql_close($db_conn); ?> That's useful for if you're using more than one database connection in a PHP script.
To delete data from your MySQL database you need to use the mysql_query() function. Please see the example below: <?php mysql_query("DELETE FROM table_name WHERE field_name = 44"); ?>
A possible use case for dynamic content via PHP may be:page content (add content to a database and fetch it with PHP)news (news entries from a database or a file are read and put out to the user)forumsfaqjust to name a few
Use mysql_real_escape_string(), after you've connected to your database. If that function doesn't work, use mysql_escape_string() or addslashes(). Never leave your database input vulnerable to attack.
Use PDO (PHP DATA OBJECTS) to write your queries. They include support most major database
Client-Server model is a form of 2 Tier architecture in PHP. With use of database it becomes a 3 Tier architecture
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You would need to use PHP