I recently ran into major problems inserting records into a SQL Server backend from an MS Access frontend because I was using bound forms to do the inserts. Multiple commenters suggested using SQL Server stored procedures to do the inserts instead. How is this normally done? Is there general agreement that using SPROCs is a better approach than using bound forms in this scenario?
I have a few specific concerns about using SPROCs:
Stored procedures in the database give you the benefit of reusing them outside of your Access application.
Version Control: how are you providing version control on the rest of the sql database objects? If you can put a table under version control, you can put a proc unless all of your table create and update code is in Access.
I wouldn't prioritize retrofitting your forms unless there are data integrity or possibly performance concerns. You can do this over time or when changes/updates are taking place.
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