ATAF automates the conversion of MS-Access or ODBC databases (e.g., MS-SQL server, Oracle) into a functional web server application through ASP.
I recently had the opportunity to try out ATAF, a software that allows users to automatically convert a MS-Access or ODBC database into an HTML form with customizable fields. This software is particularly useful for those with MS-SQL server, Oracle, IBM DB2, or Lotus Notes databases.
When using ATAF, the software will create 7 HTML pages complete with Active server pages (ASP) code. This includes a login page (optional), menu page, form view, print view, list view, search view, and SQL enter page. ATAF makes it easy to interact with your database in the same way you would in MS-Access.
Additionally, the software allows for customization options when it comes to design. Users can change the font size and color for each element like the background color, headers and footers, among others, to give the application a personalized appearance. Version 5.0 also supports color templates, making it even easier to add a unique format to an application.
The best part of ATAF is that it requires no prior knowledge of ASP or HTML code. The software does everything for you, from converting the database to publishing it to your web server.
Finally, ATAF even includes a feature where you can save your settings as different profiles. This way, you won't have to enter your settings each time you create a new ASP application.
Overall, I would highly recommend ATAF to anyone looking for a simple and user-friendly way to create a database application on the internet. To preview an ATAF created application, click here.
When using ATAF, the software will create 7 HTML pages complete with Active server pages (ASP) code. This includes a login page (optional), menu page, form view, print view, list view, search view, and SQL enter page. ATAF makes it easy to interact with your database in the same way you would in MS-Access.
Additionally, the software allows for customization options when it comes to design. Users can change the font size and color for each element like the background color, headers and footers, among others, to give the application a personalized appearance. Version 5.0 also supports color templates, making it even easier to add a unique format to an application.
The best part of ATAF is that it requires no prior knowledge of ASP or HTML code. The software does everything for you, from converting the database to publishing it to your web server.
Finally, ATAF even includes a feature where you can save your settings as different profiles. This way, you won't have to enter your settings each time you create a new ASP application.
Overall, I would highly recommend ATAF to anyone looking for a simple and user-friendly way to create a database application on the internet. To preview an ATAF created application, click here.
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