微软是否逐步淘汰Access？ [英] Is Microsoft phasing out Access?

问题描述

大家好，


很想知道以下所有明智的意见和/或事实：


在过去的几周里，我花了很多时间来查看我在Microsoft.com上可以找到的所有访问和.NET内容。似乎

更难以找到关于Access作为主要的b
开发平台的任何内容。我感到不安的感觉是微软

正在慢慢淘汰Access。


我对此不正确吗？有没有人有一个明确的

意向声明链接他们计划的角色

以后的访问和VBA？

解决方案

没有。他们没有逐步淘汰Access。


来自Jan''05版Access Advisor的这篇文章包括对微软内部人士的下一版本的采访：
http://msaccessadvisor.com/doc/14978


-

Allen Browne - 微软MVP。西澳大利亚州珀斯。

访问用户提示 - http：// allenbrowne.com/tips.html

回复群组，而不是mvps dot org的allenbrowne。


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大家好，

希望您能获得以下所有知情意见和/或事实：

结束过去几周我花了很多时间来回顾一下我在Microsoft.com上可以找到的所有访问和.NET内容。似乎越来越难以找到关于Access作为主要开发平台的任何内容。我感到不安的感觉是微软正在逐步淘汰Access。

我对此不正确吗？有没有人有关于他们未来计划用于访问和VBA的角色的明确的意向声明的链接？

[来自Access Advisor的引用] Microsoft Access主管项目经理Clint

Covington说，您将找到战略承诺，从根本上提升

质量通过改进核心表单和报告获得访问应用程序，使用Jet作为查询处理器。 [/ quote]


我的耳朵听起来像是音乐。


" Allen Browne" <铝********* @ SeeSig.Invalid>在消息中写道

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不。他们没有逐步淘汰Access。

来自Jan '05版Access Advisor的这篇文章包括对人们的采访微软内部关于下一版本：
http://msaccessadvisor.com/doc/14978

- Allen Browne - 微软MVP。西澳大利亚州珀斯。
访问用户提示 - http://allenbrowne.com/ tips.html
回复群组，而不是在mvps dot org的allenbrowne。

Lauren Wilson <无**** @ private.com>在消息中写道
新闻：p4 ******************************** @ 4ax.com ... < blockquote class =post_quotes>
大家好，

希望您能获得以下所有知情意见和/或事实：

过去几周我花了很多时间来回顾一下我在Microsoft.com上可以找到的所有Access和.NET内容。似乎越来越难以找到关于Access作为主要开发平台的任何内容。我感到不安的感觉是微软正在逐步淘汰Access。

我对此不正确吗？有没有人有关于他们未来计划用于访问和VBA的角色的明确的意向声明的链接？

" Lauren Wilson"

愿你爱上所有知情的意见和/或事实以下：

在过去的几周里，我花了很多时间来回顾一下我在Microsoft.com上可以找到的所有访问和.NET内容。似乎越来越难以找到关于Access作为主要开发平台的任何内容。我感到不安的感觉是微软正在逐步淘汰Access。

我对此不正确吗？是否有人链接到微软关于他们未来计划用于访问和VBA的角色的明确意图声明？

http://www.databasejournal.com/featu...le.php/3385961

Hello folks,

Would love yo get all informed opinions and/or facts on the following:

Over the last few weeks I have spent quite a bit of time reviewing all
the Access and .NET stuff I could find on Microsoft.com. It''s seems
harder and harder to find much of anything about Access as a primary
development platform. I am getting the uneasy feeling that Microsoft
is slowly phasing out Access.

Am I incorrect about this? Does anyone have a link to a clear
statement of intent from Microsoft on the role they have planned for
Access and VBA in the future?

解决方案

No. They are not phasing out Access.

This article from the Jan ''05 edition of Access Advisor includes an
interview with people inside Microsoft regarding the next version:
http://msaccessadvisor.com/doc/14978

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

"Lauren Wilson" <no****@private.com> wrote in message
news:p4********************************@4ax.com...

Hello folks,

Would love yo get all informed opinions and/or facts on the following:

Over the last few weeks I have spent quite a bit of time reviewing all
the Access and .NET stuff I could find on Microsoft.com. It''s seems
harder and harder to find much of anything about Access as a primary
development platform. I am getting the uneasy feeling that Microsoft
is slowly phasing out Access.

Am I incorrect about this? Does anyone have a link to a clear
statement of intent from Microsoft on the role they have planned for
Access and VBA in the future?

[quote from Access Advisor] Microsoft Access lead program manager Clint
Covington says, "You''ll find a strategic commitment to radically upgrade the
quality of Access applications by improving the core forms and reports
experience, using Jet as the query processor." [/quote]

Sounds like music to my ears.


"Allen Browne" <Al*********@SeeSig.Invalid> wrote in message
news:42***********************@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...

No. They are not phasing out Access.

This article from the Jan ''05 edition of Access Advisor includes an
interview with people inside Microsoft regarding the next version:
http://msaccessadvisor.com/doc/14978

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

"Lauren Wilson" <no****@private.com> wrote in message
news:p4********************************@4ax.com...

Hello folks,

Would love yo get all informed opinions and/or facts on the following:

Over the last few weeks I have spent quite a bit of time reviewing all
the Access and .NET stuff I could find on Microsoft.com. It''s seems
harder and harder to find much of anything about Access as a primary
development platform. I am getting the uneasy feeling that Microsoft
is slowly phasing out Access.

Am I incorrect about this? Does anyone have a link to a clear
statement of intent from Microsoft on the role they have planned for
Access and VBA in the future?

"Lauren Wilson"

Would love yo get all informed opinions and/or facts on the following:

Over the last few weeks I have spent quite a bit of time reviewing all
the Access and .NET stuff I could find on Microsoft.com. It''s seems
harder and harder to find much of anything about Access as a primary
development platform. I am getting the uneasy feeling that Microsoft
is slowly phasing out Access.

Am I incorrect about this? Does anyone have a link to a clear
statement of intent from Microsoft on the role they have planned for
Access and VBA in the future?

http://www.databasejournal.com/featu...le.php/3385961

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