Ok I've decided to ditch MS Access for my front end and start learning a replacement vehicle for database access.<BR><BR>I'm torn between web based front ends (using I assume ASP.NET) and a Windows ...

If you want to build a Web application quickly, do it with ASP.NET Web Forms. However, you have to be willing to give up a lot: client-side coding and Ajax is more awkward in Web Forms than MVC, you ...

Use custom-built .NET Framework 4.0 classes to connect an ASP.NET Web application to a SQL Server 2012 database. In my recent article, I showed how to connect .NET 4.0 C# and Visual Basic applications ...