[AccessD] Ded Moroz sends you links on sample projects... :)

This is certainly true.  I tried to use VBA (Access / VB) to automate SQL Server and it was a PITA 
and never really worked.  OTOH I do that now with C# and it is simple beyond belief.  Additionally, 
I use threads to cause several distinct but related SQL Server automation processes to run 
simultaneously, something that just flat isn't possible with Access / VBA.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com

On 1/2/2011 5:15 AM, Shamil Salakhetdinov wrote:
> 1000%... at least. (I mean with MS Access/VBA you get "stuck" within desktop
> applications world, or you have to use "esoteric" ways trying to
> change/extend/scale yor MS Access/VBA app context/environment - e.g. scale
> to MS SQL SQL, web, ...)
> With .NET you have *many* natural and smooth ways to scale/reuse your
> desktop apps' (parts)...
>
> 10000% :)
>
> Thank you.
>
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> Shamil
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> Good stuff John. Would you say based on your time-in-training that you are
> 50% as productive, 25%, ???
>
> I'm just trying to gauge the cost-benefit of moving to C# dot-net.
>
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