Re:Sometimes the bug isn't in your code, it's in the CPU
by yuhong on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @12:37AM
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Access 2 did not use VBA.
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Re:Sometimes the bug isn't in your code, it's in the CPU
by btilly on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @01:22AM
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It did not use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), but it did use Access Basic. Which was a dialect of Visual Basic.
Access 95 had the ability to upgrade from Access 2, and that included the ability to migrate from Access Basic to VBA. The tool was not flawless (very little from Microsoft is), but mostly worked pretty well.