Short definition is that it is a different "flavor" of Access that ties
directly to a SQL Server back-end, has no local storage for tables and uses
the SQL Server engine instead of Jet. Many use ADP as a way to manipulate
database level objects in SQL Server.
I'm sure others will add to or "Wiki" the above, but those are the basics
'needs no local tables' since it can use temp tables in SQL Server
-Aaron
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