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The Database Wizard lets you easily create dynamic, database-driven Web documents by following a few simple steps. The wizard creates a block (an area on the page that is used to display database information), along with the necessary code to display, input, or modify database information within the block. The kind of database-driven document you create depends on what kind of block(s) you choose to insert into the document. The wizard can create six kinds of blocks that display database information or allow your site visitors to enter or modify database records. The kinds of blocks that the Database Wizard can create are listed below:
A single document can contain more than one block. However, some of the block types cannot coexist in the same document with other block types. Input, modification, table, and list blocks are all mutually exclusive, and only one of any kind can be in the same document. On the other hand, all block types can coexist with detail blocks and chart blocks, of which more than one can be in the same document. To use the Database Wizard, you select a block type from the Database submenu in the Insert menu. Each block type uses a slightly different variant of the Database Wizard, named after the block type. The steps in each wizard are listed below. To go to the help page for any step, click the name of the step below.
This document is created using Namo WebEditor 4 on August 2, 2000.
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