I guess I was thinking more of the "big picture"
Your right of course, for someone just fooling around at home or for a very
small business Access is great, but I am saying from experience that Access is
a poor choice for any kind of large project or corp use.
Access may be a poor choice for a De
"Tony Caduto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In a real application that uses a client/server type database you should
> NEVER construct queries that return a million rows.
> You have to keep in mind that each record has to be sent accross the wire
> via TCP/IP and
I was very impressed by what one member said regarding Delphi, but, when
I looked at pricing,... well I would have to lie through my teeth to get
the cheap academic version, and the personal version sounds like it
doesnt have the file access abilities for PostgreSQL. And the prices for
enter
In a real application that uses a client/server type database you should
NEVER construct queries that return a million rows.
You have to keep in mind that each record has to be sent accross the
wire via TCP/IP and it is going to take a lot of time to bring back 1
million rows and I am sure your
It was something of a struggle to get Access to talk to PostgresSQL using
ODBC.
It was even more of a struggle, since I know nothing about Access or VBA,
to create a "Form" in Access, and a Button on the Form, to execute the VBA code,
below.
If it were not for the Internet, and Google, I
