what are the main differences between ms access and sqlserver
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Access is installed as part of the Microsoft Office suite.
SQL Server can be quite expensive.
Access is more suited for desktop use with a small number of users accessing it simultaneously. One reason you might choose to use Access over SQL Server is for compatibility/sharing.
SQL Server was designed to have many hundreds, or even thousands of users accessing it at any point in time.
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