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This article helps you build an Active Server Pages (ASP) page, which you can use anytime, anywhere to get the latest schema in today''s most accepted file format: HTML. So, whenever a development team member changes any part of the schema, the page will reflect the changes at the next access, even if the time gap between the change and the access is as short as a second. Because this page becomes a part of your Web-based database project and thus is available on your development Web server..
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