Re: Form Desig for SQL Server 2000 by DC
DC
Fri Sep 19 13:56:43 CDT 2003
Henry-
Thanks for clearing that up for me as I'm pretty strong
with Access and most of the Front-End apps, I'm just being
forced into the convergance between the two being specific
to designing Front-End web type of interfaces that connect
to an SQL server-thanks again
>-----Original Message-----
>None !
>You don't design Forms in SQL Server
>
>SQL Server is an Database Engine while Jet is the default
Database for MS
>Access.
>
>MS Access is an Application that acts as a programmable
Front-End for Jet,
>MSDE, SQL Server and other Databases ( be they relational
or flat file, via
>ODBC )
>
>You can create Forms Interfaces for SQL Server in MS
Access, Visual Basic,
>ASP, .Net, C#, Delphi, Cold Fusion or any number of
other "Languages' that
>allow you to create Applications or Programmable
Interfaces.
>
>What you see in SQL Server is a Management console (
Which in SQL Server
>2000, borrows many of the UI Features developed for MS
Access.) - This does
>not mean however that the Management Console is an
Application
>Development Tool like MS Access and shouldn't be mistaken
for one.
>
>If you need help interfacing between MS Access and SQL
Server I'd suggest
>you post to comp.databases.ms-access where there is a
wealth of resources
>and talent to help you.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Henry Craven
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>31 Oct = 25 Dec
>
>"DC" <d2674@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message
>news:0e6801c37ed4$a8fc4f20$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> How and what option do you choose to design Forms in SQL
>> like the ones in Access 2000-2002?
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