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Re: Blob in Access -
03-08-2008
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Per Bob Quintal: I did one application where the attachments table did originally include the ole field, and was not impressed. The DBA admin at work won't allow blobs in SQL Server. I think a pattern is beginning to emerge.... -) |
get along with. I have been lucky to deal with many in this category.
Then there are the others... not so knowledgeable, and thus insecure, and
decidedly unreasonable trying to cover their behinds. I've have a good many
customers and clients and people asking questions who had to deal with that
kind... and neither they nor the DBAs had any fun at all.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
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"(PeteCresswell)" <x@y.Invalid> wrote in message news:93j6t3tdmm4tmt2eftrq66nv2kmm38e50c (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... Per Bob Quintal: I did one application where the attachments table did originally include the ole field, and was not impressed. The DBA admin at work won't allow blobs in SQL Server. I think a pattern is beginning to emerge.... -) There are good, knowledgeable, reasonable, and secure DBAs who are easy to get along with. I have been lucky to deal with many in this category. I'd put the DBA at work in the above category, not the one below. |
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Then there are the others... not so knowledgeable, and thus insecure, and decidedly unreasonable trying to cover their behinds. I've have a good many customers and clients and people asking questions who had to deal with that kind... and neither they nor the DBAs had any fun at all. Larry Linson Microsoft Office Access MVP |
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