In its simplest form, an Access Application, or indeed any database application is made up of two components, Data and User Interface (UI). This is referred to as a Client Server architecture where the Data, otherwise known as the Backend (BE), is situated on a Server where it can be shared by all users (although… Read More »
Microsoft Access provides two main functions. Firstly it is a database container, capable of storing your data. Secondly it is an application development tool which enables you to create forms and reports that make use of your data by presenting it to the user. In fact Access is considered a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool. It’s… Read More »
The Software Development Life Cycle outlines the process for successful software development. The concepts of SDLC are part of Project Management, regardless of what PM strategy you use. This cycle may be a day or a year but in its most simplified form The Cycle looks like – Specify > Develop > Test and Document >… Read More »