Stephen Hait
shait at mindspring.com
Mon Dec 22 20:43:54 CST 2003
2-FWIW > I'd like to conduct a non-scientific poll to discover what you folks > use. Please pick one of the numbers and respond to the list. > > 1) I use SQL Server for all my data. I wouldn't touch an MDB BE > with a 10 foot pole. 2) I use SQL Server mostly, but will touch an > MDB BE with a 10 foot pole, as long as I don't have to be > responsible for the mess. 3) I have used SQL Server in at least one > actual client system but my bread and butter is made with MDB BEs. > 4) I am fascinated with the possibilities of SQL server, have looked > at it, perhaps installed it at my office, but just don't have the > call for it from my clients. 5) What's this here SQL Server thangie? > All my database BEs are done with MDBs. 6) I prefer to do my data > stores in Excel spreadsheets, but if I must an MDB is at least > within my grasp. SQL Server is for them big boys n they won't talk > to me. I would still be using Borland's Reflex if I could get a > copy - now THERE's a REAL MAN'S database!!! > > Just pick a number and put it in the first line of your response. > > As for me, I am a 4. I have SQL Server installed in my office, > moved my billing db to it in order to have a real live in use system > using it, and have regretted it ever since. In fact I yanked the > data back out into an MDB last week after having to rebuild my > system twice and then ending up with torn pages in my SQL Server > database. > > John W. Colby > www.ColbyConsulting.com > > > _______________________________________________ > AccessD mailing list > AccessD at databaseadvisors.com > http://databaseadvisors.com/mailman/listinfo/accessd > Website: http://www.databaseadvisors.com