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Moving Access to Web Server
I'm not sure how Frontpage works, but I can't imagine Frontpage it being much easier or faster that VS. VS Web Developer Express is free so it's an economical way to go. I've also have been using ASP.NET Gridviews and Detailsview. It's easy when you get used to it but there is a slight...- djohnson60610
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Website slow when Access is Open
Just as an FYI, the problem still exists but I made it a little better... Instead of the website connecting to a frontend database, I connected it directly to the backend. Now instead of 20 times slower, the site is about 5 times slower when Access is open. (When Access is closed, reaction...- djohnson60610
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Website slow when Access is Open
I have an ASP.Net website that connects to an Access 2007 database, as well as Access forms and reports that use the Access application as the frontend. Problem is, although the website runs great with multiple web connections, it slowdowns 10 or 20 times when the Access frontend database is...- djohnson60610
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