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It depends on what you mean by "coding" and what the requirements of the
course are. If she is to be coding in VBA, only Access will do. If she will
be required to use Access on tests, only Access wil do. Even the SQL that
Access uses has some differences from the SQL used in Base, since Base does
not use the Jet engine that Access uses. The reporting system in Access is
quite unique, and learning the Libreoffice equivalents would be confusing
to a beginner.

So, sadly, it looks like you'll have to use Access.

On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 8:45 AM, lalitadatta <lalitadatta1993@gmail.com>
wrote:

Hi,
My daughter's in need of Microsoft access for her homework - she's studying
computer
technology at high school, and she needs Access for coding.  Anyone knows
if
liber office should do the job?
Thanks in advance.



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