Microsoft Access Developer's Guide to SQL Server

Description: In the last 18 months I have spent time and money reading a dozen of books in order to acquire the necessary knowledge to migrate from Access to VB/SQL Server. I've tried the enclosed code and learnt many things.<BR>However, until three days ago I didn't know "how" and "when" migration would happen.<BR>I've read this book in 3 days and only now I know I will start tomorrow!<BR>In every book I read I found something helpful, but this one is simply a highway leading you to the right place. Chapter 11 is impressive. Only after reading those ninety pages I can say that I know the difference between MDBs and ADPs. I mean when and how to use each of them, which problems I'll encounter choosing MDB or ADP, which limitations, etc.<BR>When and how to use DAO, ADO or ODBC, how to mix them in the same application using stored procedures at the server level.<BR>Chapter 14 on n-tier apps is just a bible to me. This is not a reference on SQL Server or Access, but if you want to know h .. ISBN: 0672319446 Release Date: 13 December, 2000 List Price: $27.99 Author: Mary Chipman, Andy Baron Publisher: Sams Last Updated: 06/26/2003

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