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Personally I would try and use .NET to do all of this dynamically. From there you can create, read, update, and delete anything from a webpage, you dont have to ever touch the code again. The pros of this is that once it is up you dont have to touch it again. The major con of this is you have to have .NET installed on a machine, and also have IIS and the .NET server running on the machine as well.
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