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Migrating Access back end to the cloud
Hi. I am an amateur. Using Access 365, I have created a small Access database for a local charity and I would like it be usable by 3 or 4 people at once and so I think I need to get the back end (t...
- Do you want to run this relational database application as a web - browser based application, or as a desktop application?
I don't know which "guys in India" you mean, or what they recommend, but you really don't need a lot of other software packages if you are going to continue to use this as a desktop application. However, if you want to replace the Access interface with one that will operate in a web browser, you WILL have to invest in and learn to use the appropriate tools for that.
So, start by explaining who will actually use it, where they are physically located (in a single facility or dispersed among several) and how you anticipate using this relational database application. From there, we can examine some options.
The MySQL backend is installed on a local computer in the office so everyone on the network can share data in real time. I am glad to hear the option is there so I will continue on the mission.
I’ve created several blog posts and videos on how to optimize Microsoft Access with SQL Server, you can find a good collection here: AccessExperts.com/starthere in addition, consider joining an online group session at AccessUserGroups.org