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Database Management with MySQL and PHP

Hello CCD:
Our organization is looking for some help with MySQL and PHP. We have a database of clients and potential clients- We would like to publish some of the information in this database on the web so that our team members across the country can easily access it. Is this the sort of computer consulting that you do? I guess you would call it database management.

JL in the District of Columbia

P.S. Do you also do web development work in Microsoft SQL Server? We also may have a need for that.

Transforming from Microsoft Access to PHP MySQL

CCD:
Our company has a database that was done in Microsoft Access. We are interested in finding a computer consulting company in the Washington DC area that can convert the data to a MySQL database and use the PHP programming language to make the data available to our clients. Does CCD have expertise in Microsoft Access? And how about PHP and MySQL? I see that you are located in Maryland- That is certainly close enough to Washington DC for us. Thanks,
Reg
District of Columbia

Web developer or database developer in Washington DC?

Hi,
I am in charge of a medium-sized non-profit organization in Washington DC. I am interested in augmenting one of our customized databases and then putting its contents up on the internet for our members and the public to access. My question is: Should I be looking for a web developer, or a database developer for this project? I see from your web-site that you have significant experience in both web development and database management. Thanks in advance,

Mike W.
Washington DC

Using formulas with a microsoft access database

Hi,
We have an Microsoft Access 2010 database. It has statistics on the counties and cities in Maryland. Int the database, we have a query that groups the data and produces two totals for each group. After that, a second query takes this first query as its input and divides one total by the other for each group. Is it possible for us to do this in one step instead of two?

Joanne (I’m in Montgomery County, Maryland)

Can you stop ASP.NET from changing IDs so that it can be used in jQuery

I have this label control in my web page using asp.net

< asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Text="test">< /asp:Label >
And when the page rendered the id of the control changes to something like this

< span id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_Label1">test< /span >
How can I stop asp.net from changing IDs in order to perform a jQuery operation like this

$('#label1').html(xml);

Greg from Gemantown