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My wife is running a childcare company. We employ people who offer childcare in their home.

We have today a Microsoft Access database where we add information about our employees, our customers (children and parents), what the parents shall pay etc.

We now want to start using an online database. And let every employee add information to the database. That means that they will have the right to change information about them self and the customer related to them, but not anything ells.

I have absolutely zero knowledge about PHP/ASP etc. so I can’t build this online database myself.

What online tool would you recommend me to use. We need a system that can handle more than 100 users and each with only access to their own information.

But we will also have master users with information to everything.

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This site isn't the right place fo that sort of question (it is more application related and not DBA or database programmer related). Asking on webapps.stackexchange.com might get you a better chance of useful answers. – David Spillett Jan 14 '11 at 11:46
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@user438 - please read the faq. Questions of these kind are off-topic. This site is for "database professionals who wish to improve their database skills and learn from others in the community" – Coder Hawk Jan 14 '11 at 11:48
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@user438: you need a database.. but more than that, you actually need a web application that will allow users to write to and read from a database. That application should be installed on a public web server. Your best bet would be now to contact a web developer that will help you with all details. Take David's advice and go to webapps.stackexchange.com . @Sandy: I would've made my answer as a comment, but I was a newbie and didn't have permission to create a comment :). Thanks! – Marian Jan 14 '11 at 14:33

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