At 8:42 PM -0400 6/30/2000, Claude Raiola wrote:
>my database is currently written in access 2000 as I seem to be having
>problems with upsizing feature in access 2000 into sql would I be better of
>purchasing sql desktop
>
>by doing so would sql desktop provide me the same compatibility and
>fun
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> yes
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could you please elaborate a little more on "yes"
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> yes
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yes
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my database is currently written in access 2000 as I seem to be having
problems with upsiz
I'm having a hard time with your terminology.
Do you own SQL Server? If so, what version? Is it installed? If so, What operating
system are you using?
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