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Arvin Meyer [MVP]
Tony Toews said:
Neither does anyone else on this planet.
Tony Toews said:
-Aaron
I hadn't heard this. Any URLs?
Something somebody said somewhere (how's that for specific?) and a
post on the Access team blog:
Access 15 and SQL Server:
http://tinyurl.com/yffbdyt =>
http://blogs.msdn.com/access/archive/2009/12/03/access-15-and-sql-ser
ver.aspx
I'm trying to think where I heard the information about ADPs and
such, and am drawing a blank. I thought it was somewhere here in the
newsgroups, since I trusted the source (I wouldn't be passing it on
if I hadn't marked it as trusted in my memory).
Stalking / Harrassment.. uh, what are you talking about?
Legally, it never happened.
your autofeupdater runs progressively slower the more queries you
have.
Sylvain Lafontaine said:You can as easily set up a SQL-Server Express local to your machine and
make it synchronises over the Internet to a remote database and make it
work in both connected and disconnected mode.
For the rest, SharePoint is a big table, not a database. If you can put
everything in a single table then that's fine but for connecting to an
existing database with multiple tables interconnected with relationships;
not so sure about that.
Albert said:Not quite how SharePoint works. Each table is a separate "list".
For SharePoint 2010 + access 2010 it supports cascade delete and RI
features
like cascade delete restrict between tables (lists). So, we have RI between
tables pushed up to SharePoint.
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