[WEB4LIB] Re: Access2002 vs. SQL .. which way do we go?

[Richard Wiggins]

Well this is a sad artifact of Microsoft expropriating common terms for
product names, but I think it was pretty clear in context that folks were
discussing whether to house the data in MS-Access or MS-SQL Server.

Again, it is a very common model to develop a database application in
MS-Access, then migrate the data for production to MS-SQL, where you gain
efficiency for high-volume uses and other advantages.  

/rich

"Drew, Bill" wrote:

> 
> Do not forget that Access uses SQL.  SQL is simply a query language not a
> database.  You don't move data to SQL.  You move it into another database
> and use SQL commands to search it.
> 
> Bill Drew

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