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>I heard that if using MS Access it reaches more then 24,000 records that it becomes less efficient or that databse will run slower. Is this true?

I see that other folks have chimed in already but I wanted to add my own experience. First of all, I am not a fan of Access.... but I have seen apps with tables with tens of thousands of records (certainly close to 100,000) which still had great performance. I think it depends on how the forms and reports are coded, and the database design.

Having said that, there are loads of things I don't like about Access -- I have seen multi-user issues with Access 2000 with as few as 8 users; I really don't like the idea of the single-mdb file; and generally it sees to me that Access is great as a wizard-style tool, but the minute you need to do something more complicated, you're working against it, not with it.
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts. - Bertrand Russell
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