MS Access is a suitable desktop database for small-scale applications with limited users. However, as companies grow and data complexity increases, MS Access may no longer meet business needs. In contrast, SQL Server is designed to handle large databases in a client-server environment, offering improved performance, scalability, and robustness compared to MS Access. Here are the top reasons why companies should convert Access to SQL Server: Concurrent User Support. As the number of database users grows, MS Access becomes less efficient and performance can degrade. SQL Server is designed to handle concurrent users effectively, making it a better choice for...