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mmaz

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Nov 22, 2000
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Hello,

My company is using an Access db to manage a set of data. Up until now, only one person was adding/editing records. But now, they want 2+ people to modify records. I'm not very familiar with Access, but is it possible to have only the tables on a server, and to have the forms on each user's pc?

Or what would be the best solution for something like this?

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Marie :)
 
Also, I should mention that this will only be a temporary solution, as we are moving the data to MySQL. So the easier this will be, the better.

Thanks!
 
Actually, front end on User Machines and Back-End (Tables) on Server is recommended by those "in the know" (and you know who you are...:).

Just make sure that you have record-level locking on, and that any forms you use against the table have their "record locks" property set to "Edited Record".

Basically, you will be allowing "> 1 Person to Edit Data in the Table At The Same Time"

Jim

Me? Ambivalent? Well, yes and no....
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