Re: New to SQL server

Robert

you wouldn't use SQL Server for a strictly local database?

can you read the future?

do you have a PhD in 'I can forecast who can use my COMPANIES data and
WHERE THEY WILL USE IT'?


build everything in SQL Server; mdb is obsolete; eat *** mdb script
kids


-Aaron



Robert Morley wrote:
MS Access can be compared to
using an excel spread***.

Only if you don't know what you're doing.

As the tone of his message implies, this poster is simply trying to start
yet another SQL Server/Access flame war because, like aaron (or maybe he IS
aaron by any other name), in his mind, one of them is a god and the other is
a toy. As Kevin3NF said, they each have their uses. I wouldn't go to the
trouble of using SQL Server for a strictly local database, nor would I even
remotely consider using Access as the back end to a web page. Access also
makes an excellent front end to SQL Server, though it's certainly not the
only possibility.


Rob

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