MS Access...man I'm glad I can't feel your pain :-)

Fortunately the production DB isn't going to be Access. Not sure what it will be yet, we're in the process of building testbeds to try out some trial DBMS's to replace our current DBMS which is Pervasive / Btrieve (talk about feeling pain ;)

My concern was/is that the interface seemed to be slower than would be acceptable. If I were designing for myself I'd be using a MySQL DB, but at work the company needs technical support offered by one of the mainstream databases.

ryddler

In reply to Re: Re: ADO (DBI) vs ADODB.Connection by ryddler
in thread ADO (DBI) vs ADODB.Connection by ryddler

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