Gasman
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Hi everyone,
A member on another site posted a comment
They then posted
I fully expect that a good few of you have also created robust systems which your clients rely on heavily.
So I am interested in your views/opinions of the above.
For myself, I believe it is pure BS. and for what it is worth, this user is considering Python in it's place?
A member on another site posted a comment
Now they joined that site back in 2012.But Access is flakey and really only supports VBA, an archaic and error-prone programing language, for macros and user-defined functions (UDFs)
They then posted
Now I am not as experienced as a good few of you here, but it served me well when I needed to use it in work. It serves me well personally still to this day.Interesting. The only reason I chose Access is because I already have an Office 365 subscription, so I already have Access and it's free.
I have looked into other databases from time to time, especially ones that allow me the option of having multiple users access the database. Is there a database that is better than Access (pretty low standard), is well supported (user forum), and doesn't cost a fortune? It would be nice if it is free, but I am happy to pay for quality and support.
I fully expect that a good few of you have also created robust systems which your clients rely on heavily.
So I am interested in your views/opinions of the above.
For myself, I believe it is pure BS. and for what it is worth, this user is considering Python in it's place?