August 22, 2007 at 3:52 pm
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August 22, 2007 at 5:18 pm
As it's not clear what "pull all records out of a database" means, I can assume that you will need to run a select query and get the results in a sharepoint page; If this is the case, write a sql sp that extracts the recordset (records from relevant tables of your database) based on your condition included in "where" clase of the select.
I hope this is what you've been looking for.
August 24, 2007 at 10:45 am
Lot's of possibilities depending on the level of sophistication, budget, look and feel, etc.
I'd suggest starting with Reporting Services which'll alllow you to build a report integrated back into the portal. Then, if all you need is a simple comment / response page, consider creating a quick "list" in Sharepoint. You can include a link from the report to launch directly to create a new item. As worst, this'll give you a quick POC against which you can develop more specific requirements.
If you're requiremnents are more extensive (i.e. trigger a business process, edits on fields, etc.) then it'll depend on the specifics.
Note: You can implement a fairly sophisticated InfoPath form, that'll integrate fairly well and handle many complex edits. But be prepared for a learning curve and recognize it's still basically client/server technology.
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