It's ok, but no one uses Access, really. If you're handling a tiny amount of data you can use Excel, and if you're working at the enterprise level then you'll use SQL Server. It's a decent bridge for someone who has no concept of databases who probably will not bother to learn SQL, but this is a small group of people. I suggest just trying to learn SQL. It's not hard, and much more impressive. Pretty much no one is going to hire you just because you know Access.

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