>>If you need to do performance analysis this indepth,
This is not what I need, I just need to check if queries currently
defined in the CF application
returned records or not in case of error.
>>you should definately not be using MS Access! It's a DESKTOP DATABASE!
Please give me a break with this urban legend:
1º Access.exe IS a desktop database indeed, BUT
2º CF DOES NOT invoke Acces.exe, CF uses ODBC or JDBC to use a flat file.
3º OK, Access.exe IS NOT good in multiuser environment, BUT
4º in a CF application, first Access.exe is not invoked (it doesn't even
have to be present on the server)
secondly in a CF application, there is only ONE user anyway: CF.
5º I've been using Access applications on Acces databases (and others as
well), since 1995, and
I NEVER had any problem due to the Access database.
The only problem with Access is with very large database, but everybody
knows that Access is NOT
a very large database system.
If used in correct environment, Access databases offer many advantages,
simplicity being the first.
I think gossip mongers should stop spreading urban legends about Acces
applications.
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