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Working with Databases
Letting Visitors Search Your Site
Working with Databases
Saving Form Results to a Database
Adding a Database Connection
The Database Results Wizard
Tutorial: Filtering Database Results
What if you need to show visitors loads of informationlike profiles for thousands of your company's employees or details on hundreds of fly-fishing products?
You could, of course, build each of these pages by hand. But then again you could also churn your own butter or send smoke signals when you want to get in touch with friends. There's an easier way. Whenever you need to fill your Web pages with lots of similar infoemployee records, product pictures, movie star marriage resultsyou'll probably want to store your data in a database. This tutorial shows you how to set up FrontPage so that you can easily tap into these data storehouses and fill your pages with whatever info you want to retrieve. (The process works in the opposite direction too; FrontPage lets you channel form collection results from your Web pages into a database.) You'll also learn how to add a search feature to your site. As usual, you can do it all without a lick of programming knowledge.