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Access allowed maintained "relations" between tables, so you didn't need any code to have a master/detail relationship between tables, it just handled it all. T
by mikewarot 3y ago
Access allowed maintained "relations" between tables, so you didn't need any code to have a master/detail relationship between tables, it just handled it all. This carried over to forms, queries, reports, etc. You could have a system with data entry, master/detail records, queries and reports built in a day, all without ever doing any SQL.
Through ODBC, you could connect to pretty much any database around. I think Office 2000 Professional was one of the best products Microsoft ever produced, it's all downhill since then.
- dr-detroit 3y ago[dead]
- jkaplowitz 3y agoPast tense? For PC users (not Mac), it's still supported and included with Microsoft 365.
- mikewarot 3y agoI don't have Office 365 any more... so I wasn't sure... Microsoft seems to slowly be killing functionality in everything, so I couldn't be sure. Also, things went downhill when they got rid of full menus and introduced the accursed "ribbon".