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Thank you for the very long and esaurient answer, but it doesn't solve
my problem:

>Unfortunately, it is not directly possible. The reason this works for
>SQL server is because there is a database server program running on your
>server, and it can be invoked over TCP/IP. This is not the case for
>Access.

I know this, I'm looking for a way to go around this, and let my
software written in BCB to directly update the DB, through ASP pages.
I mean: the software establish an http connection with the server, and
through POST and GET in ASP pages adds or modify records.

>1) If your hosting company lets you run CGI programs written in
>languages other than Perl, you can write a form processor using the BCB
>web components and have it update the database.

I can run ASP pages, what you mean with form processors? 
Maybe this is the solution I'm looking for, do you know where can I
find an example?

>2) If not, but your hosting company supports ASP pages, you can use a

This is ok, but I need the software do do it, no user input

>3) You can update the database local to your machine and copy it to the

No, I need to work on the database on the site, I can't upadate
locally and then upload the whole mdb file.

>4) You could use BCB to write a generalized "Access DB Server" program,
>if you can run such a thing at your host company server. Then you could
>write a client program for it (perhaps using sockets for communication)
>and do your updates that way.

I can't run stuff on the server.
>
>I hope this helps. Personally, I recommend (2) as the easiest and
>likliest to be acceptable to a hosting company

Thank you, but as I said I need the software to do it, not the user
using a browser.
Can you explain me better the (1) solution?
Bye!