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I probably didn't state my question very clearly. Let me try again.
I have MS Office so I have Access. I've fiddled around with it a bit, but now I want to get serious about writing some usable applications. Here are a couple of examples:
- Personal library. Keep track of all of my books. There are probably library apps already available, but I'd like to write my own partly as a way of learning database skills.
- Product ratings. Keep track of and rate various products that I frequently buy.
- Exercise. Keep track of my reps and sets.
So my question is: Is there something better than Access, which I already have, for my needs? I see a lot of alternatives: MySQL, TeamDesk, Knack, AxisBase, Glom, FileMaker Pro, FireBird, ....
Are any of these better for my needs than Access?
One of my criteria is user support. Access has a lot of users and a number of user communities, so getting help is fairly easy.
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