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Originally Posted by NeoPa
I would not personally recommend using SQL Server unless you are (very) experienced in either Microsoft back-end software or other back-end SQL servers.
The level of help you will need is more than I would expect you can find here.
When I say 'using' SQL Server, let me clarify - I mean maintain or look after. Using one maintained by your IT department is fine.
As for your question, unless you have experience working in MSSQL itself, I suggest you set up your tables and link to them remotely using an ODBC connection (linked tables etc).
Trying to maintain a MS SQL server is certainly not for the faint-hearted.
You should know.
I must admit I have Microsofts free version but I only use it for customer dumped sql files when I have to work on enhancing and troubleshooting their frontends.
