i've spent most my career upgrading Access apps to SQL/VB systems...
just thought i'd mention that
just thought i'd mention that
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I've only recently started on Access - because my clients all liked and understood Access and think its the best thing since sliced bread. The fact they can make their own ad-hoc queries is a bonus to them.
If I mention the development effort and cost to go vb or .net with a SQL Server/Oracle backend their eyes rollup and they pass out.
Doesn't matter whether we think its a proper DBMS or not, clients want it done in Access and I ain't gonna argue with them.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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