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    Access vs. ASP.Net

    I would like to respond to Kevin S. and then Pat. Kevin, I am interested in hearing why you would rather develop in ASP.Net than Access, if you had equal experience in both. I'd also like to comment that I don't believe an approach that requires an HTTP server (IIS), database...
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    Access vs. ASP.Net

    Pat, you should know better. Supervisors are way too busy to design, code, test, deploy and maintain applications.
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    Access vs. ASP.Net

    Thanks, Ken, for your reply. I agree that it is like comparing apples and oranges; and I think there is a place for both, depending on the user requirements. But how do I deal with a supervisor's unrealistic expectation that an ASP.Net/SQL Server project could be developed in the same time...
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    Access vs. ASP.Net

    I have a supervisor who insists that it is just as easy to develop a database application in ASP.Net as it is in Access; and that anything you can do in Access, you can do with ASP.Net (with a SQL Server back end.) He asserts that for this reason Access is obsolete. I have a good deal of...
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    Problem with a memo field in a query

    Thanks Thanks for your reply. I will give it a try.
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    Problem with a memo field in a query

    Hi folks. When I construct a query with no criteria (i.e., no WHERE clause), my memo field is output correctly. However, when I add criteria to the query, my memo field gets truncated (possibly to 255 characters, although I have not made an exact count.) I need the entire contents of the...
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