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MS Access vs Mysql

MS Access vs Mysql

2006-06-20       - By Langson B.-Computer Specialist

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I am MSaccess programmer. I had split my database. The server runs back-end
(tables only) and four machines are running the front-end (forms, queries,
reports and macros). I managed to download Myqsl and MysqlODBC and managed to
install them on a server (Advanced server 2000). I converted all the tables
from MSaccess to MYSQL. Now the question is how do I link the tables in MYSQL
to the workstations that are connected to the server? I

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