VBA or VB.net with MS Access

[Shaggy Hiker]

All I can say is "Happy Access development", SH.

Regards.

Thanks, I'm actually using Access as a database for my robot project at the moment. After reading the pros and cons, I don't see a single argument for switching that applies. That's not to say that Access is the best, but none of the advantages mentioned for other DBs makes any difference in this case.

Actually, it might be the case that stored procedures could become useful just because of their potential for performance boosts, but nothing I have written has been complex enough (for the robot code) that a performance boost was likely.