How do MySQL and Microsoft Access differ?
Tom H.
answered • 08/31/19
Beginner to Intermediate Technology
The main difference I've seen are:
- MSA uses #datestring# where MySql uses 'dd-mm-yyyy'
- MSA uses "stringvalue" where MySql uses 'stringvalue'
- MSA uses "*substring*" where MySql uses '%substring%' for LIKE queries
- MSA is a toy where MySql is a true DBMS
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