hjgoldstein
Programmer
Dear all,
I have a database which I want to share on a Citrix Metaframe network.
I have set up user level security and then split the database into front-
and back-end. the back-end will, of course, be in a shared folder on the
server, and I will distribute the front-end to each user to deploy on their
Citrix desktop.
Here's where the issue arises. In the shortcut which opens the front-end i
have the following (for my desktop):
Target:
"X:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE" "X:\Documents and Settings\i06547\Desktop\AuditFE.mdb" /WRKGRP "P:\AuditDB\AuditDB.mdw"
Start in:
"X:\Documents and Settings\i06547\Desktop\"
As you can see, the path to the desktop is ...\I06547\... which is my user
name for this particular network.
Am I over-complicating things? Is it possible to leave the front-end in a
shared folder as with the back-end and avoid having to customise the shortcut
for each user? If not, I shall have to bite the bullet and do it the long
way round.
Any advice or assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Howard
It is time for pacifists to stand up and fight for their beliefs.
I have a database which I want to share on a Citrix Metaframe network.
I have set up user level security and then split the database into front-
and back-end. the back-end will, of course, be in a shared folder on the
server, and I will distribute the front-end to each user to deploy on their
Citrix desktop.
Here's where the issue arises. In the shortcut which opens the front-end i
have the following (for my desktop):
Target:
"X:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE" "X:\Documents and Settings\i06547\Desktop\AuditFE.mdb" /WRKGRP "P:\AuditDB\AuditDB.mdw"
Start in:
"X:\Documents and Settings\i06547\Desktop\"
As you can see, the path to the desktop is ...\I06547\... which is my user
name for this particular network.
Am I over-complicating things? Is it possible to leave the front-end in a
shared folder as with the back-end and avoid having to customise the shortcut
for each user? If not, I shall have to bite the bullet and do it the long
way round.
Any advice or assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Howard
It is time for pacifists to stand up and fight for their beliefs.