What are other's experience with MS Access?
In our shop we avoided it like the plague.
We only used it when we absolutely had to.
Weekly, or more frequently, we would erase
and recreate our marketing department's
MS Access (XP, 15,000 items, 2,500 customers,
daily shipments) database because of corruption.
Access seemed to function for small, lightly-
used dbs, but would often break for large,
heavily-used dbs. We mostly used Oracle, but
it was an expensive, resource-hungry solution.
I sure miss HP's Turbo-Image. It was fast,
lean, and reliable.
Mike - AA8K
Jim Lux wrote:
> At 06:39 AM 3/25/2007, Tom Thompson wrote:
>> Jim,
>>
>> The corruption always occurs when I am transmitting. I have assumed
>> that it is the result of RFI on a SSB signal peak that somehow
>> interferes with the control communications between the PC and the SDR.
>> I don't know what the methodology of the corruption could be beyond this.
>
>
> But that wouldn't alter the .mdb file (presumably).. and the advice
> usually given to remedy the ills is to "delete the mdb file and
> reinstall"... the PowerSDR equivalent of first line PC support saying
> "Why don't you reformat your hard drive?"
> {Well.. to be fair, not quite that harsh... but still, any time the
> "remedy" consists of "reinstall" that indicates that there's some
> bug. The question is whether the bug is known or worth fixing)
>
> Jim, W6RMK
>
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