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what other option they have not using msaccess front end?
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1. Any .NET front-end (written in C#,
VB ("Visual Fred"), or any programming language having a .NET version).
2. A front-end developed in C++.
3. A front-end developed in any language that can connect to a SQL Server using either COM+, managed code (.NET) or ODBC.
As you can see, the choice is wide. The real question is: why would you discard something that works (at least at suppose it does) and start a new expensive, time-consuming project?
And also: Since when do accountants decide what's the best programming environment and language for a project?
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Sutor, ne ultra crepidam.
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