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rickyzicky
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From: roch, ny
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Access to SQL - 2/28/2002 22:51:08
Is there a place that I can find the ins and outs of converting from Access2k to SQL.
I've managed to lear a lot from this forum and have an extensive databses driven site.
However, I know nothing about sql and how the data is stored.
I need to speed up the searches and prepare for more users as my site is getting more popular
Thanks
RZ
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William Lee
Posts: 1179
Joined: 1/25/2002
From: Singapore
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RE: Access to SQL - 2/28/2002 22:55:46
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Is there a place that I can find the ins and outs of converting from Access2k to SQL.
I've managed to lear a lot from this forum and have an extensive databses driven site.
However, I know nothing about sql and how the data is stored.
I need to speed up the searches and prepare for more users as my site is getting more popular
Thanks
RZ
Great to hear the popularity climb!
Here's some info :
https://support.interland.com/PublicResourceCenter/ReferenceCenter/faqs/faq.asp?faqid=134
William Lee
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rickyzicky
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RE: Access to SQL - 2/28/2002 23:22:54
perfect !! Thanks
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Mojo
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From: Chicago
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RE: Access to SQL - 3/1/2002 1:34:37
You probably will not see a speed increase just by switching. Unless you are already encountering 15 to 40+ concurrent users...
Access is pretty fast with a few users.
Joe
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