Matt Jaffey, Senior Project Leader, USA
"Hunting through hundreds of queries, forms, etc. to find the ones you need is now a snap! This product gives developers new tools not available elsewhere, tools to filter, memorize -- and document -- meaningful MDB object subsets."
Luiz Rocha, Microsoft Access MVP, Brazil
"This developer tool can save lots of wasted time, especially when you have to work on non-documented apps created by other developers. When we "inherit" databases from others, we usually spend a great deal of time understanding their internal structure and mapping dependencies. With Osage Inside Access, this time is cut down dramatically!"
Andrew Ing, Computer Consultant, England
"As this database gets more complex, I find it useful to be able to work easily on a small group of items collected together. I've tried the Access 2000+ groups facility, but wasn't especially impressed with it. In A97, I sometimes group related items on a toolbar, but it's not so easy to include modules, or open in design mode. So the idea of customisable groups, allowing you to go direct to SQL, or a specific line in a module is very tempting. The notes could be very useful too."
also from Andrew:
"The Find Dependencies function is great -- I used it to find all references to a function after changing its name - it worked very well. Better than the Access 'Find' -- with Find, I was never sure when I'd visited all instances; normally went round the loop several times. Plus, then I can manipulate the objects immediatelly -- open, run, view the SQL for a query, all with one click."
Scott P. Carter, CPA, and President, Access Data, Inc., USA
"I think Inside Access is an EXCELLENT resource for developers (or anyone else) working with an Access database. This product does more than object cross-referencing, it is really a “dashboard” type tool, or a different way to present and use the database container itself. Nice product! Good job!"
Fred Rosenberg, President, Osage Computing Services, Inc, USA
"As a developer, I've used the precursor to this product to save me and my clients not just hours, but days of time and hassle. I wanted other Access developers to experience the same benefits, so I created an add-in. Try Osage Inside Access for 30 days for free -- and see that it pays for its modest cost quickly. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have!"
