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Think of SQL Server Everywhere as a very, very simple version of SQL server, rather than a better version of Jet DB (it isn't based on Jet).

And yes, I know what you mean with Jet DB - I'm planning on moving a lot of my Access-based programs to this new thing because Access is very slow in comparison.

This is all pretty new stuff BTW - I think it has the possibility to become the new non-server-based DB from MS for use in programming, especially because it is cross-hardware-platform (i.e. it runs on WM5 as well).

Anyway, there must be reasons for choosing SQL Server Express - most likely network DB server access.

Sam

[QUOTE="samuel337, post: 67310, member: 10347"] Think of SQL Server Everywhere as a very, very simple version of SQL server, rather than a better version of Jet DB (it isn't based on Jet). And yes, I know what you mean with Jet DB - I'm planning on moving a lot of my Access-based programs to this new thing because Access is very slow in comparison. This is all pretty new stuff BTW - I think it has the possibility to become the new non-server-based DB from MS for use in programming, especially because it is cross-hardware-platform (i.e. it runs on WM5 as well). Anyway, there must be reasons for choosing SQL Server Express - most likely network DB server access. Sam [/QUOTE]

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