Access 2002

Access 2002 is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. It is part of the Microsoft Office suite of productivity software.

System requirements vary depending on the version of Windows you are using, but generally include a compatible operating system, processor, memory, and available disk space.

No, Access 2002 does not have built-in capabilities to create web applications. However, it can be used to create desktop database applications that can be shared over a network.

Access 2002 offers features such as tables, forms, queries, reports, and macros to manage and analyze data. It also supports data import/export, data validation, and integration with other Office applications.

Yes, Access 2002 databases can be upgraded to newer versions such as Access 2003 or later. However, some features and functionality may change or require updates during the conversion process.

Yes, Access 2002 databases can generally be opened and used in previous versions of Access. However, newer features introduced in Access 2002 might not be available in older versions.

No, Microsoft discontinued mainstream support for Access 2002 in 2007. However, extended support, which includes critical security updates, is available until at least 2022.

Yes, Access 2002 can be used in a multi-user environment by storing the database file on a shared network location. However, proper database design and management is essential to ensure data integrity and performance.

Access 2002 has a maximum database file size limit of 2 gigabytes (GB). If the database reaches this limit, it may become unstable or exhibit performance issues.

No, Access 2002 is designed to run on Microsoft Windows operating systems only. It is not compatible with non-Windows platforms such as macOS or Linux.