Suppose I am a Microsoft Access user and you are a MySQL advocate.
What reasons would you put forth to convince me to migrate
my tables from Access to MySQL? (Either for partial migration
where I still use Access as a front end to the MySQL server, or
full migration such that I switch not only to the MySQL server
but to MySQL clients as well.) Thanks.
Sorry for the crosspost, I'm trying to hit the Windows users
on the MySQL lists.
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Paul DuBois, paul@stripped
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