No, code running on a user's browser does not have database access, and you should never ever EVER want this to be the case.... as your server side code shields important information like connection string, credentials, and database structure...
"I am looking at this scenario so as to speed up the query,reduce overload" jQuery > Database without server code in the middle would not speed anything up or reduce any overload On Nov 30, 10:24 pm, umadas <pyaardosti...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > I have a small doubt in jQuery.Is it possible to directly interact > with the database without going to the server side(php,jsp,servlet > etc) and do addition,deletion,modification of rows of a particular > table.I am looking at this scenario so as to speed up the query,reduce > overload etc.Kindly reply > > Regards > Umadas
