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Total Access Analyzer 2010

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anniesolomon (TechnicalUser)

5 Jun 12 17:57

Has anybody used Total Access Analyzer 2010 yet? I tested it a couple months ago and had diffulties. FMS swears they have the bugs worked out but I'd like to hear from you before I spend $300.

MitchRandall (Programmer)

9 Jun 12 8:16

I've used many FMS products including Total Access Analyzer for years and they've been very reliable (I have their suite). I got the 2010 version a few months ago and it's working really nicely for me. Can't imagine developing Access apps without the analysis it performs to catch stupid errors and improve my skills.

That said, I don't know what bugs you've encountered. Was it failing with the 2007 version? FMS has improved their products with each version over the years, so I presume if they said they fixed something, I'd take their word for it. They have a money back guarantee so I presume you can get a refund if you're not happy.

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