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    Quote Originally Posted by norminator View Post
    Well yute I know using a data reader is much better in terms of performance and as you said access doesn't uses stored procedures, And yes its for my organization I'm updating a software that uses access, not everyone has sql server so its easier to deploy a software using access.
    I hear ya. You do have the option of using a single SQL Server back-end and Access as a front-end by way of Access Projects I suppose but failing that I don't think there is much else you can do differently as the selected database limits your options.

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    1. install and use MSDE as the server (plenty advantages) Free
    2. connect to the MSDE with SQL Server Management Studio Express Free
    3. use report viewer/Sql Server Reporting Services for reports (.rdlc) Free
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