I created a few rather involved databases in msaccess along with saved queries,
reports and forms.
However, because of the intuitiveness of msaccess, I have secretaries who have
figured out how to create forms and reports as well and found Access's gui easy
to use. And I found their Basic quick and easy as well to help make more
involved forms.
I decided to look at mysql and postgresql, postgresql gives me more confidence
of utilizing my databases since I did fairly well normalizing its relational
structure.
How would I enable my secretaries to keep creating and modifying forms and
reports if I switch to an open source DB.
Is there anything out there that can match msaccess power in this graphical
highlevel programming ability.
Or should I look at mysql.
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Phil