Transform Your Microsoft Access Back-End into a Makeshift Database Server - Part 1

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Richard, great video! I always enjoy watching your videos even if they "don't apply" to what I'm doing. You always include "tips and tricks" that are new to me and/or reinforce what you've done in past videos! Keep up the great work! 🖖

[@599CD]

I try to throw some little tips in there for everyone, even if it's not something you're going to use

[@Jojosmith342]

never forget to thumbs up at the beginning to the greatest teacher Richard Rost as always. BIG thank you Richard

[@599CD]

Welcome! :)

[@shahramahmadzadeh5285]

The Best Teacher In The Word Thank You 😘

[@599CD]

Thank you! 😃

[@garrettmichael3616]

Love to see this more advanced tech help, thanks Rick!

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@josemariaroman7057]

Thank you. This is promising.

[@599CD]

It really is!

[@sohaibmushtaq1231]

Sir, Thank you for sharing the valuable content here. Can you make a video of how to link MS Access database with Remote SQL Server via RDP?

[@599CD]

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[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@larrybellamy6114]

Question... Would it work well with Access Updater? I am out of the curious to ask.

[@599CD]

Sure... I don't see why not. Updater really just deals with the front-end file.

[@SmartLearningAI]

How about using Dataverse?

[@599CD]

How about it?