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Do You Want to Learn Microsoft Access? Download the Northwind Sample Database

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​Are you interested in learning Microsoft Access? Download the sample Northwind Access database. Microsoft built Northwind as a fully functional and fictional database, you can explore, test and learn about the following:

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Yes, Microsoft Access Works with MySQL Databases

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​Yes, you can use Microsoft Access as a frontend to your MySQL database. MS Access is not limited to pairing with Microsoft SQL Server.
 
Microsoft Access is an exceptional tool for building user-friendly database applications. Access is one of the top selling rapid application development tools on the market. The programming tools Microsoft includes in Access mean less code writing. This reality just simply saves programming time. In addition, average users can learn to do basic things with their own data because they can use wizards instead of writing code.
 
However – there are still a lot of misconceptions about MS Access capabilities. One of the biggest misconceptions is that Access can only be paired with Microsoft products like MS Excel or SQL Server. These misconceptions are just simply false. One of the things that makes Access such a great user-friendly data management tool is its ability to integrate data from a wide variety of sources. Your organization is not limited to using MS Access with only Microsoft products.
 
It is not uncommon for smaller organizations to use open-source data management tools. MySQL is one of the more often used open-source database applications. And – yes – you can use MS Access with MySQL. Following is one example of how a small organization might make use of pairing MS Access with MySQL.

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