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Setting Up Your Database

   Where To Store Your Data

   The Microsoft^@  Access database used in this example is stored in the "_private" directory of this web. When working with your own database, you should store database in a directory that is not accessible through a web browser. The most secure arrangement is to not have the database within the web content folder at all, instead placing it somewhere else on the hard drive (C:\Webdata). For more information on how to do this, see
"Setting Up an ODBC System Data Source Name".

   Use a Table

   To make your data accessible, it must be stored in a table. The Microsoft Access database
included in this example contains a table named Employees.

   Populate the Database

   After you design the table, you can fill it with information. In this example, the table is already filled with employee information.