Re: MsAccess to SqlServer: sp_setapprole problem

lyle fairfield <lyle.fairfield@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>You're right. It's still going strong, the same old unsophisticated,
>ugly, clumsy technology we knew and loved almost,twenty years ago.
>
>Why does MS cling to it? IMO it's this way. MS wants to sell Access.
>There are more people who are lazy and/or stupid than there are who
>are smart and/or industrious. So their marketing is aimed at the lazy/
>stupid majority. Here you go, bozos, a database you can use with no
>effort, training, learning caring or education. A new, sophisticated
>technology scarcely fits with that, does it?

ADO has some new features that I'm aware of but none seemed
particularly useful to me.  

From what I've seen ADO and DAO don't have a lot of differences.  So
what else or what improvements would you suggest?

Tony 
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