Microsoft Access onto a webpage

I have a very large database made in Microsoft Access. I was wanting to put my database on dreamweaver. I have quite a few other programs with Adobe that I can use. I do NOT want to use Acrobat because I want an interactive database available on the internet. I was also curious if there is a way to make it so the person viewing the database does not have to have Access installed as a program.
Any help would be GREATLY appritiated!!!!!
Thanks!
Amber

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open sql developer
under migration,click quick migration
quick migration wizard diaglog box appear,click new,
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INSERT destination_oracle_table -
USING query;
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INSERT EMP -
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3. Load the non-Oracle data into flat files and use SQL*Loader to put the data into Oracle tables. Again manual
work is required for the other objects.
4. Contact the Oracle Product Technology Services (PTS) group for assistance. See the webpage -
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5. Use a third party migration tool. See -
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/isv/third_party.html
6. Use JDBC to connect to the non-Oracle database and Java in the Oracle database. This method will work but it is not suppported by the JDBC team.
=========
The amount of work involved will depend on the number and size of Access tables that you want to migrate.
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