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Dan @BCBS
This is a big - long term picture - question.
My team develops many large databases (SQL), some using Access on the front,
for a very large company.
Our IT department does not really support MS Access, although we truly have
great success, we need to migrate over to web front end applications.
Data Access Pages are limited in functionality so we have rearly used them,
not to mention they are no longer available in Access 2007 (to develop).
I am considering getting a few people trained in Microsoft Dot Net products.
Will ADO.NET give us the ability to mirror our MS Access applications
(Linked to SQL DB's).....
Or should I be looking down another avenue?????
My considerations are Cost, Training Time, and Qucikly getting rolling.
Thanks
My team develops many large databases (SQL), some using Access on the front,
for a very large company.
Our IT department does not really support MS Access, although we truly have
great success, we need to migrate over to web front end applications.
Data Access Pages are limited in functionality so we have rearly used them,
not to mention they are no longer available in Access 2007 (to develop).
I am considering getting a few people trained in Microsoft Dot Net products.
Will ADO.NET give us the ability to mirror our MS Access applications
(Linked to SQL DB's).....
Or should I be looking down another avenue?????
My considerations are Cost, Training Time, and Qucikly getting rolling.
Thanks