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Problems with Oracle 9i as backend and Access 2000 as frontend
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Abhivyakti
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- Dec 1, 2001
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hi
Access is not a reliable front end. You should use better frontends which allow you to write proper programs. Acecss is like a smallscale dbms with the inbuilt functionality of creating forms for those tables which are created in the database.
abhivyakti
Access is not a reliable front end. You should use better frontends which allow you to write proper programs. Acecss is like a smallscale dbms with the inbuilt functionality of creating forms for those tables which are created in the database.
abhivyakti
tigreeuropeo
IS-IT--Management
I agree, Access is an awful front end. But it works if you use odbc, and link the Oracle 9i tables from Access.
I would recommend that you consider choosing some other and more powerful front end.
Try Oracle Forms or Visual Basic.
tigreeuropeo
I would recommend that you consider choosing some other and more powerful front end.
Try Oracle Forms or Visual Basic.
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