Could I do this in Access?

[awesomus]

I a run a tech support company and I would like to create a database that has all my clients sites info in them. I would like to have a list of the sites and you can click on each one and get info about them ( i.e. room locations, mdf/idf locations, type of connection, wireless, server info, and a picture of the site) The only person that that would need to edit the data would be the admin.

I'm more of a hardware person and do not know to much about software. I googled some access stuff and watched some demo videos. It looks like I could but I wasn't sure. Could I do this? Would there be a better software to use to do this?



If it can be done can it be web accessible?

Thanks in advance.

[ajetrumpet]

well that's the purpose of a database.

here is my opinion: if you do not know software, access might be the best. online databases are much more complicated than access is and I'm still a beginner following instructions written by others. a website with mysql might be best with template pages, but that is probably out of your league, just like it still is for me! =)

[ghodges]

the quick answer is yes it can

the major questions are can you teach yourself enough to write it or do you employ somebody to write it for you

[ajetrumpet]

the quick answer is yes it can

the major questions are can you teach yourself enough to write it or do you employ somebody to write it for you

if you are the business owner, I really doubt you have enough time to learn it. If you are making money, i'm sure yoiu'll be able to afford a contractor for something this small.

[fanzak]

I find Access a tremendous aid for your kind of problem It is relatively cheap and user-friendly. If you do not know the software, go to shop and get one of the books concerning the Access topic.