Best mySQL front-end for an Access/VB person?

What front-end would be good for a person with a VB/VBA background to
use with mySQL? I'm used to creating screens and reports in Access and
writing code in VB/VBA. I know very little C.

I want to consider alternatives to using Access as a front end due to
complications with and the size of distributing a runtime version.

Thanks,
Brooks

Look at MyODBC at the MySQL site. It will enable you to access MySQL
from both access and VB.

Best regards

brooksr wrote:
> What front-end would be good for a person with a VB/VBA background to
> use with mySQL? I'm used to creating screens and reports in Access and
> writing code in VB/VBA. I know very little C.
>
> I want to consider alternatives to using Access as a front end due to
> complications with and the size of distributing a runtime version.
>
> Thanks,
> Brooks
>

No, you missed the point. I don't want to connect to mySQL.

I said: "I want to consider alternatives to using Access as front end
...."

navicat from premiumsoft if you have as many issues as I have with
mysql.com/querybrowser


"brooksr" <brooks@rimesrv.net> wrote in message
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> What front-end would be good for a person with a VB/VBA background to
> use with mySQL? I'm used to creating screens and reports in Access and
> writing code in VB/VBA. I know very little C.
>
> I want to consider alternatives to using Access as a front end due to
> complications with and the size of distributing a runtime version.
>
> Thanks,
> Brooks
>

brooksr wrote:
> What front-end would be good for a person with a VB/VBA background to
> use with mySQL? I'm used to creating screens and reports in Access and
> writing code in VB/VBA. I know very little C.
>
> I want to consider alternatives to using Access as a front end due to
> complications with and the size of distributing a runtime version.
>
> Thanks,
> Brooks
>

HeidiSQL