Re: MS Access uses?

Hi

Access is slow is your database is large or if you hace many users. SQL 
Server is much faster. If the data is only being updated bi-monthly then you 
might consider finding a way around calling info from the database each time 
(eg. have a script write it to a text file every morning and then call from 
the text file which is much faster. It all depends on what you need to do).

Duncan

>Do any of you use Access to manage large areas
>of changeable data on a Website.
>
>I'm bidding on a Site, the client said they'd be supplying
>me with bi-monthly updates to a ad page within the site.
>'New listing of ads' would replace the 'old one'.
>
>I've poked around the MS Access site - but can't
>see how it would be helpful in managing this type of information.
>But, I know little about database driven sites...
>
>Any help or a link to info would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>lisa
>

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