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This Database is a Monster

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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: This Database is a Monster

  #8  
Mar 14th, 2005
No you do not need a component or anything. The .NET includes the JET driver for Access. This can be pretty handy if you want to create a database in Access and then create the frontend using .NET and not worry about your users messing with the database (if they do not have Access). It can also save your users money, you can create a frontend and the Access backend and the users will not have to pay for an Access license.

Chester
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