http://www.sacc.com/Blog/SQL-Server-Development.cfm Software Advantage Consulting Corporation - SQL Server Development en-us http://www.sacc.com/Blog/SQL-Server-Development/Access-to-SQL-Server-Efficency2.cfm I've run into many of my clients that have been using Microsoft Access databases for many in-house built solutions.  Ultimately they run into problems with performance.  One of my first suggestions is to use Microsoft SQL Server as their database and keep their Access front-end code with all of their reports.  I have been met with one huge objection, the cost of purchasing the SQL Server license.  Well now Microsoft has SQL Server Express, basically a free version of SQL Server.

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