Microsoft has been transitioning its focus towards cloud-based solutions and the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, which includes cloud-based database solutions like Microsoft Power Apps and Microsoft Dataverse (formerly known as Common Data Service). These cloud-based platforms provide alternatives to traditional desktop database applications like Microsoft Access.Does anyone have any information on Microsofts plans to stop supporting Access? We have been hearing about it for years but our company is currently giving this is a bit more attention. Anyone have an update for 2024 and beyond? - Thanks
You didn't really address the actual question though. Just because they may turn their primary focus elsewhere does not mean that they have plans to stop supporting Access altogether.Microsoft has been transitioning its focus towards cloud-based solutions and the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, which includes cloud-based database solutions like Microsoft Power Apps and Microsoft Dataverse (formerly known as Common Data Service). These cloud-based platforms provide alternatives to traditional desktop database applications like Microsoft Access.
TBH, I thought post that was just a ChatGPT answer?You didn't really address the actual question though. Just because they may turn their primary focus elsewhere does not mean that they have plans to stop supporting Access altogether.
I have never seen any statement from them suggesting as much either. It does not appear that there are any plans to scuttle it anytime soon.
That is a distinct possibility!TBH, I thought post that was just a ChatGPT answer?