Subject | Access or MS SQL? |
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Author | marcelo.lopezruiz@xlnet.com.ar |
Post date | 2000-08-28T16:04:05Z |
Hello, everyone.
I've been doing some updates to the Access wizard, but I haven't
posted them yet; I will, soon enough. It will support more data
types, and apply foreign key constraints.
I feel with these changes, it suits all my needs. However, someone
out there might need more features to be converted:
. security settings (users and groups),
. querydefs (similar to stored procedures),
. forms (I can extract these into a Delphi form, with some work)
. generators for auto-increment fields (optionally, with a trigger)
Otherwise, I can start changing the mdb2gdb wizard to a MS SQL to
InterBase wizard. This *is* more useful to me, but if anyone is
interested in the other Access features, let me know so I put them in
now that I have all the code fresh in my mind.
So, the question boils down to: what does the community want now?
More enhancements to the Access wizard, or an MS SQL To InterBase
wizard?
Marcelo Lopez Ruiz
<Ann-like disclaimer>
InterBase is a registered trademark of Inprise Corporation. The
database, that is. Or the company name. Or maybe not.
Who can tell? :-)
</Ann-like disclaimer>
I've been doing some updates to the Access wizard, but I haven't
posted them yet; I will, soon enough. It will support more data
types, and apply foreign key constraints.
I feel with these changes, it suits all my needs. However, someone
out there might need more features to be converted:
. security settings (users and groups),
. querydefs (similar to stored procedures),
. forms (I can extract these into a Delphi form, with some work)
. generators for auto-increment fields (optionally, with a trigger)
Otherwise, I can start changing the mdb2gdb wizard to a MS SQL to
InterBase wizard. This *is* more useful to me, but if anyone is
interested in the other Access features, let me know so I put them in
now that I have all the code fresh in my mind.
So, the question boils down to: what does the community want now?
More enhancements to the Access wizard, or an MS SQL To InterBase
wizard?
Marcelo Lopez Ruiz
<Ann-like disclaimer>
InterBase is a registered trademark of Inprise Corporation. The
database, that is. Or the company name. Or maybe not.
Who can tell? :-)
</Ann-like disclaimer>