[AccessD] Access 97 Architecture with Oracle DB

MartyConnelly martyconnelly at shaw.ca
Mon Jan 17 13:07:56 CST 2005


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at least it will document what is going on and list dead code and unused 
objects

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Mark Breen wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>I have taken a contract with a client that are using Access 97 and
>Oracle for an enormous system.
>
>There are hundreds of tables, queries, pass through queries, linked
>tables and all sorts of other stuff also in it.
>
>There is no documentation at all, no inline comments at all anywhere! 
>No framework of any sort and each form is created as a new form with
>only small similarities to the existing ones!
>
>Error handling amounts to on error resume next !
>
>I am seeking your suggestions as to how to continue to develop this
>system with the future in mind.  I am considering some way of using
>the existing MDB to call new MDB's.  These new MDB's will be created
>and developed in a more sytematic way.  Any comments you have on this
>would be welcome.
>
>The current archecture is Oracle BE, with Access FE, but with lots of
>local data in the FE also.  At some stage in the future 12-18-24
>months, they may overhaul the entire system, but in the meantime, we
>have to continue working with what we have.
>
>Thanks for your input.
>
>Mark
>  
>

-- 
Marty Connelly
Victoria, B.C.
Canada






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