Re: PHP and Access
- From: Miguel Cruz <spam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 04:14:05 +0800
rcnews@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
It sounds like Microsoft Access is not a favorite among programmers
here.
And most other environments where people have been exposed to the
alternatives.
That being said, I'm actually wondering if PHP is the best language to
use for connecting our Access database to the website based on your
comments? What I know is that we're currently using PHP (written by
another technician) to have our website forms filter data into email
accounts, so that the data can be manually entered later on in Access.
You say it's possible, Kasper, to combine Access and PHP, but not that
common.
I have done this (a few years back) and I didn't run into any particular
difficulties in terms of being able to make things happen.
However, at that time - and maybe things have changed - it seemed like a
lot of the relationalness of my queries was being handled by the ODBC
drivers or something, because queries that hit several large tables -
even if they didn't use very much of their data - resulted in huge
amounts of data traveling over the network.
As a consequence it ran at about 5% of the speed of a MySQL solution.
If you are just selecting rows by ID and that's it, then this doesn't
matter. But if your database structure is complex, and the behavior I
observed in 2001 is still the case now, then performance could be an
issue.
miguel
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