> On 6/12/04 9:47 PM, "Dick Applebaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You can connect to SQL-Server with the same Datasource you use from
> a
> > PC.��Access is a little harder -- it doesn't run as a server.��But
> you
> > could buy some 3rd-party sw that front-ends access and acts like a
> > server. ($500).
>
> Okay, so at work, we have SQL server running on a Development Server.
> I have
> a username for it, but at work, I access it as a datasource by using
> \\SERVER\SHARE\. But it does have an Domain Name
> (development.foobar.net)...can I just use that path and all my login
> info to
> create a datasource on my mac to access my SQL server databases?
You should be able to do this -- I'm all Mac so I never have done it
myself. But, if you can access it via TCP/IP you can get at it from a
Mac/Unix/Linux/whatever...
Also, You should be able to run SQL-Server (free developer version)
under win under VirtualPC on your Laptop and access databases from CFMX
on OS X -- performance should be adequate for development
Dick
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