Migration that does not waste Access assets.
Are you worried about the operation of systems created with Access? Microsoft Access, which has been widely used by various companies due to its ability to easily create small systems, has challenges such as being fragile under simultaneous access and not being very strong in network operations. However, it is difficult to completely rebuild the system when the way of using it has not changed. With this service, you can extend the life of your system by simply switching the database engine to the latest database server while keeping the familiar Access screens (forms) and reports (reports) intact. This minimizes confusion on-site and retraining costs while avoiding the risk of corruption and improving performance.
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basic information
Supported versions of Access: - Access 95 / 97 / 2000 / 2002 / 2003 / 2010 / 2013 / 2016 / 2019 / 2021 / 2024 Supported databases: - Microsoft SQL Server / MSDE (Microsoft Data Engine) - Oracle - SQL Anywhere - MySQL - PostgreSQL - SQLite, etc.
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You can extend the life of a business system built with Access. - Avoid phenomena where the database breaks - Stable operation even with an increased number of simultaneous users - Support for data exceeding 2GB
Company information
Saki Lab is an exceptionally serious system development company. In recent years, it has particularly focused on system development related to FA (Factory Automation). Its strongest area is software development. It can develop various software, from microcontrollers to the cloud. It also supports the development of control software using PLCs. Next, it excels in network construction. It can handle not only IT-related networks like Ethernet but also FA-related field networks. It is also engaged in wired and wireless site surveys and optimizations. Regarding hardware, it specializes in the implementation of low-power wireless microcontrollers and IoT devices utilizing MEMS sensors.
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