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assets - If you aren't using a split database then you are playing Russian Roulette with your data. Even for a single person use, I recommend splitting the database to a frontend/backend setup. That way if the frontend corrupts, you don't run the risk of losing your data. You can keep a backed up copy of the frontend to replace if it goes bad but if you lose your data then you have to reenter it all from the point of backup to the point you lost it. And, if it goes down completely, everyone can't do any work. Whereas if you have it split, with a copy of the frontend on EACH USER'S MACHINE, then if one person's frontend corrupts (and it can easily enough with a network disruption, no matter how brief) you only have to deal with their problem and everyone else can keep working. AND it is less likely your backend will suffer from corruption too. It is still possible but it is WAY less likely.I use this because I do not have front and back ends.