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Multiuser in Access Database

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calvert

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Jun 26, 2000
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I need to know how to get my Access database to accept orders into the Order table from more than one person at a time. The system is set to No Locks, Shared. The tables are held on the server (WinNT) and the workstations (WIN98) have the 'front end'. If two people are entering orders and hit the Accept button at the same time Access cannot handle it. One PC gets a new order number, the other doesn't.<br><br>Any ideas - I'd appreciate it!!!
 
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