On Sep 26, 2006, at 0:20, Fred A. Miller wrote:

Correct. One area that I haven't had a "problem" yet with, is Access....no one is using it that I've dealt with. I'd like to hear from someone who has and what they did to replace Access and if so, did they use Base or something
else that will work with OO?

Fred

Access is a real problem because so many people just cobble something up
using it and then they are stuck because it is not easy to convert their database
to something that other databases can import and use easily.

The company I work for now purchased the designs and data for a unit that we had manufactured by the company I used to work for. Part of the stuff we got was an export from their parts database. The export was not good and we imported it into a simple Filemaker database as that is what the Boss had and uses. I have been working on the data for the last few years as time permitted (much less than I would have liked)
to flesh out and correct and update the data.

I had a database project in mind at the last company. The boss there would not even consider anything that did not run on MS Windows. He offered Access. I declined and suggested MySQL. I did not do the project since they would not give me any rights to the database scheme, etc. even though I would be doing after hours on my own time. In researching databases, the nicest thing anyone ever said about Access was the left handed compliment by a Microsoft employee who said that it came for free with
Office, which it did at the time.

Ross

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