Microsoft Access 2003 & SQL Server 2005

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Hospo

I've heard that a adp database will not work well with Sql S 2005. Can
anyone validate this?
 
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Sylvain Lafontaine

Some tests that I've made a few months ago show that the design tools of ADP
(2000, 2002 and 2003) will not work against SQL-Server 2005 but the data
operations (querying, updating, call to stored procedures, etc.) work fine.
I've also heard somewhere that there is no plan actually to release a fixe
or a service pack to address this issue. (The real answer will come out in
a few days, when the next version of SQL-Server 2005 will be released. The
launch date is november the 7th.)

However, this is not a big deal because the design tools of SQL-Server
itself will be a suitable (and probably better) replacement.
 
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aaron.kempf

Sylvain

IT IS A BIG DEAL

THIS FUCKING COMPANY CAME OUT WITH ACCESS 2000 AND SQL 2000 IN THE SAME
YEAR. DID THEY WORK TOGETHER?

NO.

DO THEY WORK TOGETHER?

NO.

MICROSOFT IS A BUNCH OF LAZY ASSHOLES THAT CONSTANTLY BREAK THINGS AND
THEY DONT WANT TO FIX THEM.

SCREW YOU MICROSOFT; TIME TO STOP BREAKING SHIT.

FIX YOUR FUCKING ADP BUGS MS

-Aaron
 
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aaron.kempf

and just for the record; i've had MS people tell me SPECIFICALLY that
they should work great for data entry-- like end users entering data--
ADP "SHOULD" work just perfectly.

This Sylvain bitch is just anti-ADP so dont listen to her.

You should email [email protected] and bitch up a storm about it.

-Aaron
 
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