With MS Access Runtime, users can run Access applications without buying a license.
Written by Michael Sansoterra

Microsoft Access has always been a powerful tool that is easy to use for users of almost any skill. It can store relational data, interact with other Office applications such as Word and Excel, and present users with attractive forms and reports. For IBM i shops, it can even import and export data from other databases such as DB2 for i using ODBC. It can also be used programmatically using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). However, in spite of it being a useful tool, several major things have hindered widespread adoption of Access:

Leverage IIS 6.0's built-in features, including MetaBase auditing, file expiration, HTTP compression, and more.

Written by Joydip Kanjilal

Internet Information Services (IIS) is a flexible, scalable, easy to use and manage Web server that can be used to host your Web sites and run applications on the Web seamlessly.