Re: Newbe Question
- From: "William \(Bill\) Vaughn" <billvaRemoveThis@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 20:10:20 -0700
Microsoft and many of us recommend that new designs not include Access/JET
databases. MSDE is being upgraded to SQL Express this fall. It's going to be
far easier for you and safer for your customers to use. Data stability,
backups, scalability and performance make the use of SQL Express a given.
Stable betas are available now for download. If I were you and wanted to
keep my skills up to date, learn how to deploy SQL Express. It's far easier
to use now that the deployment issues associated with MSDE have been
addressed.
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"RichG" <RichG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm starting a new project for a local company and need to be sure I'm
> heading in the right direction coming out of the blocks. There will be 10
> users, all in house, with light pounding on the backend.
> The last major project used VB5 and DAO 3.51 hooked up to an Access 97
> database. It was in use at about 100 locations around the country. We
> experienced corruption of the database if the location had a flakey
> network
> or bad power conditions. The database was always repairable, but I would
> like to use something a little more forgiving if possible.
> Is ADO the newest technology for an in house application?
> Has MSDE proved to be stable and a decent platform?
> Are there third party tools for working with the raw MSDE data, like
> Access
> does?
> (I've never used MSDE)
> Would I be better off using an Access 2000 database as a backend?
> Thanks for any suggestions in this area.
> Rich
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