What Database model should I use?

Hello all:

I have been programming in microsoft access for years. I have to convert
onew of my MS Access 2000 applications to Visual Basic. I purchased visual
Studio .NET and it was recommended that it will be easier to conver to Bisual
Basic 6 so I purchased Visual Studio 6.

I have had a few setbacks in converting the application, there are some
differences between MS Access 2000 and Visual Basic 6, I am able to get
around most of the problems.

I have been anble to convert the screens and most of the code, with little
or no problems.

But I am having a problem converting the MS Access JET databases.

I have several .MDB. These files reside in three different locations (1) On
the Local machine, (2) on the LAN and (3) on servers on the WAN. To start
with I want to leave the files in tact, and convert the application to use
the same tables / files. Once the application is converted, I want to
upgrade the JET engine to a real SQL database, ig SQL Serever, Orical, MySQL
, etc.

Can anyone recommend that best database model to use to get me to my
ultyimate platform? is there any documentation on have to convert to this
platform

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer

--
George H. Slamowitz
(602) 765-8111
(602) 765-8222 (FAX)
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