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Jo Blow #1
dumping database
sorry in addition to my last question,
does anyone know if it's possible for a web service/site to "dump" out a
snapshot of a subset of a database into an instantly produced MS Access
Database?, can automation be used to do this?
Thanks again for any help
ABold
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WJ #2
Re: dumping database
If you truely want a "centralized" database, then I would suggest MS/SQL
Server 2000 Standard or Oracle. MS/Access is not a multi user Database and
it is just a flat file, not a true RDBMS system, it is meant for desktop
database only, just like dBase and or FoxPro. You can use Asp.Net
application to provide simple and efficient query form against MS/SQL RDBMS.
To Import/Export raw data from one platform to another (ex: MS/SQL to
Access), you may want to develope a Windows Form application or the Data
Transformer availble from MS/SQL Server license, it is excellence tool to
move data around.
John Webb
"Jo Blow" <pissoff@microsoft.now> wrote in message
news:41d54627@duster.adelaide.on.net...> sorry in addition to my last question,
>
> does anyone know if it's possible for a web service/site to "dump" out a
> snapshot of a subset of a database into an instantly produced MS Access
> Database?, can automation be used to do this?
>
> Thanks again for any help
> ABold
>
>
>
WJ Guest



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