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 How many of you guys use Access, mySQL or MsSQL?
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NucleusWDS
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 25 May 2001 :  06:18:49  Show Profile  Visit NucleusWDS's Homepage  Send NucleusWDS an ICQ Message
At the moment I use Access ... but what are you guys using?

What are the benefits if I use mySQL or Microsoft SQL sever ?



RaiderUK
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 25 May 2001 :  06:32:25  Show Profile  Send RaiderUK a Yahoo! Message
i use Access and always have done, its always been able to do everything i wanted it to do and have never had any problems yet.

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dayve
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USA
5820 Posts

Posted - 25 May 2001 :  15:44:42  Show Profile  Visit dayve's Homepage
I'm not that big, only 300 members and only about 10-20% of those are active visitors. I max out about 10-15 people at any given time and have not had problems with Access BUT if I had to start all over again, I would have used SQL7 before doing all these mods. My current project is using SQL7 and it seems so much faster because it is a true client/server connection.

Dayve
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NucleusWDS
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 25 May 2001 :  19:52:46  Show Profile  Visit NucleusWDS's Homepage  Send NucleusWDS an ICQ Message
MAX out on 10-15 users ... That's not very good is it.

I'm using ACCESS, but I want to use SQL7 ... how easy it to change to SQL7?

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mafifi
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USA
308 Posts

Posted - 25 May 2001 :  20:02:12  Show Profile  Send mafifi an ICQ Message
I am using Access on my personal web site and MS SQL 7.0 on the company's Intranet. My policy is that to test and experiment on Access and then build the real thing on MS SQL. It's more robust and designed to last. Remember that Access was designed as a desktop DB. My 2 Cents.

Thanks,

Mo
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