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Having been inspired by Synewave's web pages I used my Access skills to create the following form. It gets its data from 44 separate queries but the results are displayed in less than 2 seconds.
How can this be achieved using web-compatible code? At this stage I'm only researching how it can be achieved rather than wanting to get stuck in to coding it. I doubt I have the skills anyway.

I imported dayfile.txt into an Access database to achieve the above.

You can do it with PHP as described here: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_db_odbc.asp

steve wrote:You can do it with PHP as described here: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_db_odbc.asp

Brilliant, thanks Steve.

The following is the SQL for the all-time max temperature. I presume I can just paste this into the $sql parameter and it will run?

SELECT TOP 1 Max(MaxTemp) AS [All-Time Max Temp], MaxTempTime AS [Time], Date
FROM Dayfile
GROUP BY MaxTempTime, Date
ORDER BY Max(MaxTemp) DESC;

RayProudfoot wrote:The following is the SQL for the all-time max temperature. I presume I can just paste this into the $sql parameter and it will run?

Yes, it should do. You'll have to change the other bits that refer to Company Name etc to match your names, of course.

The bit I'm not sure about is how you create a DSN on your web server...

There's info here about DSN-less connections: http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/node/view/9#dsnless

Thanks Steve. DAJ is hosting my website so if you're reading this David could you confirm if it's possible to create a DSN please?