In theory, but not in practice. Yes, it's a somewhat visual database. But it doesn't have anywhere near the power or ease of use that Access did 20 years ago

In theory, but not in practice. Yes, it's a somewhat visual database. But it doesn't have anywhere near the power or ease of use that Access did 20 years ago and its integration with the rest of LO isn't even close to what Access does in MS Office. If that weren't bad enough, the underlying database it uses is effectively an island in the larger open source world. In the Windows world, just about everything can interact with Access. Just about nothing can with Base.