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Database advice
Can anybody please advise, I wish to use a Access database attached to web front end, and the web front-end will be used to query and search data from the database, this will be used by thousands of web users at the same time, would Microsoft Access be a good solution as the database, or should I look at another type of database to use in this situation?
I would appreciate your advice. Joanne
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May 16th, 2004, 08:55 AM
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Thousands of users at the same time?? Are you CNN?
If this is truely the case, you will need something quiet a bit more robust - such as SQLServer or Oracle - and a rather large data pipe.
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