Like Operator not working

[vbaInet]

But you're not a standard user. You're a genius user

 

[namliam]

pft, aint nothing special going on at this end... certainly nothing genious about it

 

[vbaInet]

In my experience the Access applications I've seen are linked up to SQL Server or the native environment. Only in banks (especially Investment Banks) I've seen them linked to Oracle DBs.

 

[namliam]

Did I mention I linked any tables??

SQL Server, Mysql, Oracle, db2, you name em, seen a lot of different databases over time.
Still love my first love though, Oracle course that is a lot to do with my knowing my way around it a lot better than I do others... SQL isnt that big an issue most of the time unless you get into analytics and such high end things. The functions like format, to_char, etc are radicaly unique to each environment which can make it a nightmare to switch from one to another.

 

[BlueIshDan]

The functions like format, to_char, etc are radicaly unique to each environment which can make it a nightmare to switch from one to another.

True, I've worked with them all except db2. Kind of a youngin lol

 

[vbaInet]

You guys forgot Siebel :O hehe!

Anyway, we're clogging up ANP's thread. I'm sure he enjoyed our conversations

 

[BlueIshDan]

1 MORE SQLite was an absolute nightmare!