Interactive PDF Form

[Gonnviearwalla]

I'd like to know whichi program best suited for interactive PDF forms which can get its information from a SQL database.

For example on the form the line that state "Customer's Name" is written and that customer name can be drawn from a database whichi i'd link for the user to choose from.

If you do know whichi program best suited for what i need please state it and if possible state the guide that will help me link the interactive form to an existing database, preferably SQL.

[Adobe_Hacker]

Gonnviearwalla wrote:

I'd like to know whichi program best suited for interactive PDF forms which can get its information from a SQL database.

For example on the form the line that state "Customer's Name" is written and that customer name can be drawn from a database whichi i'd link for the user to choose from.

If you do know whichi program best suited for what i need please state it and if possible state the guide that will help me link the interactive form to an existing database, preferably SQL.

Nobody knows why John T Smith hasn't told you about what these forums are for.  However, since all the jobless MVPs are still sleeping, I suggest you should ask your question in the Dreamweaver forum because Dreamweaver is one of the Adobe products that can do what you want to do.  The link is appended below just in case you don't have the energy to search it for yourself.

<http://forums.adobe.com/community/dreamweaver?view=discussions>

[Gonnviearwalla]

Does Dreamewaver allow me to present said PDF form online using IPad Or a server i host the file on? Plus i want the pdf the be edited locally at the user's and not on my database, is that the right program for that?

[Claudio_González1]

You should ask in the Dreamweaver forum, as already suggested (with link provided). This forum is just for discussions on the forums themselves.

[pwillener]

I had no idea that Dreamweaver could create PDF forms.  That goes just to show how clueless we MVPs are...

[the_wine_snob]

Hunt

PS - I would have thought first of Acrobat Pro, but then I am a "jobless MVP." Retirement does that to one.