On Mon, 4 Oct 1999, Joe Geiser wrote:

> > Once you called me personnaly, and you we were talking long abou Turbo
> > Image.
> >
> > The times and forces moved me from thoe good old reliable Turbo Image to
> > the new shining Microsoft Access. I very-very miss the LOGGING in that.
> > Is there any logging (perhaps in Microsoft SQL Server) or in any other
> > DBMS which comaptible to Turbo Image logging? I mean that in Turbo Image
> > the simple user cannot bypass logging. It is implemented inon the inrinsic
> > level, so no change can be committed to the database without
> > a notice in the log file.
>
> Access does not have a full logging facility, whereas SQL/Server does.
> Fortunately, you have an answer, should you wish to keep that Image/SQL
> database!

Greetings, Joe!

We have such old HP3000 GX that we cannot work with it longer than this
year. Its operation system is MPE/V. We keep it alive I think until 2001
March. I am sure it will be the only machine around which will survive the
Y2K icluding the newest Windows workstations. By the way, the biggest file
of the TurbooImage database is 398,800/400,000 full. The Adager demo has
long ago expired.

We have Microsoft SQL Server on our Window NT Server. It is running,
sending strange error messages sometimes to the log, but it is not
connected to our MS Acess database, simply because we have not had time to
go out for a week to an SQL course, to learn it.

Please, send me a brief cookbook, how can I connect MS Access to MS SQL
Server, and implement logging.

                                Thanx

                                        Best regards
>

                                                       Frank

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