amorosik
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Sometimes these are projects with a few dozen forms, tables, and some code modules
But sometimes we are faced with projects that have hundreds of forms, hundreds of reports, dozens of modules even with a lot of code, and in this case we often get close to the limits of the Access environment
The question is: working on a project that is expected to grow continuously at the rate of a few dozen objects/month, how do you set things up from the beginning to allow this growth without preventing the correct overall functioning?
(i am obviously talking about the part relating to the user interface, reports and underlying code, the data will be held by a classic db server)
But sometimes we are faced with projects that have hundreds of forms, hundreds of reports, dozens of modules even with a lot of code, and in this case we often get close to the limits of the Access environment
The question is: working on a project that is expected to grow continuously at the rate of a few dozen objects/month, how do you set things up from the beginning to allow this growth without preventing the correct overall functioning?
(i am obviously talking about the part relating to the user interface, reports and underlying code, the data will be held by a classic db server)