pls is there anyone that can make a developed vb6.0 project to be online with access as backend

[swamirax]

pls is there anyone that can make a developed vb6.0 project to be online with access as backend

 

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[theDBguy]

Hi. Welcome to AWF!

PS. I moved your thread out of the Introduction forum.

 

[GPGeorge]

pls is there anyone that can make a developed vb6.0 project to be online with access as backend

As Pat pointed out, Access does not work well online.

What is the goal of this project? If we know what you need to accomplish, perhaps we can better offer appropriate suggestions.

 

[Isaac]

To an extent I can see the idea of vb6 and Access with access tables as a back end to vb6 winforms type app, but why? Access has its own front end although I'm sure you could code vb6 forms to talk to Access tables, I'd guess it would be a difficult marriage and probably end in divorce

 

[The_Doc_Man]

@Pat Hartman and @adamgreenhello34 - that was a 2023 post (13 months old) with several negative results. The person may have simply become disheartened and left because nobody give him any hope for a solution.

 

[Isaac]

Whoops, looks like I hadn't noticed that either. Then again, it doesn't bother me to respond to old posts as it does some

 

[isladogs]

Whilst we cannot say whether the OPs question was genuine, it seems almost certain that posts #6 and #7 are spammers.
A cursory glance shows that both posts are largely a repetition of Pat’s answer in post #4 with very minor changes.

 

[theDBguy]

Whilst we cannot say whether the OPs question was genuine, it seems almost certain that posts #6 and #7 are spammers.
A cursory glance shows that both posts are largely a repetition of Pat’s answer in post #4 with very minor changes.

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