I posted this elsewhere but was advised this might be a better forum for my question.
I'm developing an App in MS Access 2000 using a lot of VBA. There is a lot of data manipulation and calculations going on and I feel that if used data structures such as Linked Lists, Priority Queues, Binary Search Trees, etc., then the development time would be quicker and easier (as I wouldn't have to build these from scratch or mimic them without using pointers).
If my boss & other relevant managers were developers then it would probably not be difficult to convince them. However, they are not. Does anyone have similar experience in how to justify to non-technical people why it is better that I use C++/C#, etc. rather than just limiting myself to what I can do with VBA in Access?
Thanks.
I'm developing an App in MS Access 2000 using a lot of VBA. There is a lot of data manipulation and calculations going on and I feel that if used data structures such as Linked Lists, Priority Queues, Binary Search Trees, etc., then the development time would be quicker and easier (as I wouldn't have to build these from scratch or mimic them without using pointers).
If my boss & other relevant managers were developers then it would probably not be difficult to convince them. However, they are not. Does anyone have similar experience in how to justify to non-technical people why it is better that I use C++/C#, etc. rather than just limiting myself to what I can do with VBA in Access?
Thanks.