well, your db is the backend. you can use any relational db you want. the
access 'forms' (screens) are your front end. the sql is the intermediate
stuff that gets what you want.
there are some better people than me on this forum that can work out
problems or answer questions. go ahead and post a separate question.
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"(Pete Cresswell)" <x_at_y.z> wrote in message
news:14sa8uo2nbtdih4b7kcm6l3qq6f701un8j_at_4ax.com...
> RE/
> > although Access still
> >can be used for a "front-end" for a SQL Server or Oracle database, which
> >IMHO is far to "buggy" for this purpose and there are better
alternatives.
>
> This is a new concept for me.
>
> Care to expand on it?
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> Pete Cresswell
Received on Tue Mar 05 2002 - 19:33:32 CST
