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SQL Server vs MYSQL vs MSQL (i'm stopping now)

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Re: SQL Server vs MYSQL vs MSQL (i'm stopping now)

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Feb 9th, 2002
Depends. The transmission goes through ODBC, if you have it set that way, so syntax will be the same - unless of course you decide to change your table names or use features that are only part of SQL Server/Access.
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