Speedup Access with SQL Backend within Local Network

This is the most demanding and must-watch video. We are going to learn all aspects of using SQL Server as a backend for MS Access frontend applications.
You already know that MS Access is a powerful database programming platform but there are some restrictions.
🟠Top 3 reasons why SQL Server is required for MS Access database:
Access has limited scalability and performance
The most painful slow down the data read and write in Access is the limitation of user interaction at one time
Access Database file limit is 2GB
🟢There are 3 major advantages of using SQL Server as a backend with Access.
It gives strong processing and scalable data and can handle large data along with complex projects
It has faster data storing and retrieval capabilities
📚The Process and the requirements described in this video are:
📌Hence, we are going to use multiple computers, all computers must be using the same local network like the same router or the LAN
📌For better speed, reliability, and performance, you can install the SQL Server on a dedicated computer
📌We are going to learn, how to enable SQL Port 1433 in Windows Firewall
📌We will use SQL Server configuration manager to configure TCP/IP
📌We will establish the ODBC connection on the client's computer and finally configure it with the Access Database
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00:21 Why SQL Server is required for MS Access database
01:24 The Process and Requirement List of the Video
02:38 New Database and Table from the SQL Server Computer
05:22 Windows Firewall Rules for Inbound and Outbound TCP Port 1433
06:48 SQL Server TCP/IP Configuration
08:06 ODBC Connection from the Client Computer
08:56 Link the Tables with the ODBC Connection from the MS Access Database
10:22 Managing SQL Server from any other Computer with the Local Network
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