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    Sending files to webserver

    OKay.

    I have a VB6 program that access several tables in an access database and assembles the info in a fairly large text file.

    Now, i need to be able to have the program upload the text file to my website. At this point, i have no idea how to do this and any help wud be appreciated.

    Thanks - Matt

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    Re: Sending files to webserver

    Welcome to the forums. You'll need to use ftp. There are lots of examples on the Web, and this board. You might start at this thread:http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...ght=ftp+client

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    Re: Sending files to webserver

    thanks, i'll check it out asap

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    Re: Sending files to webserver

    Now that that's cleared up , i have another question:

    I have a microsoft access database on my local harddrive with many different tables in it. I also have another access database on my webserver for use on my website.

    I need to write a visual basic program that will take a SINGLE table from my local database and upload it as a new table in my database on the webserver.

    Any help wud be appreciated

    Thanks - matt

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    Re: Sending files to webserver

    You're going to need to be creative...
    Access won't really do that sort of thing happily. However, I have found this link that I found in this thread works really well for uploading the records.
    You'll need to adapt it to fire the CREATE TABLE command too, but it should start you off.

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