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ibeetb - 02 Apr 2006 04:12 GMT
Looking for a solution to move FROM an Access DB to something bigger and
which can be multi-user. Currently uses a local Access DB (not networked)
that is copied to the network so the next user can Access. Has anyone
upgraded from Access to something more multi-user friendly?
Allen Browne - 02 Apr 2006 07:11 GMT
If you are talking about a wired ethernet local-area-network, with just a
few dozen users, Access is perfectly capable. Just split the database so
each user has a local copy of the front end, with tables linked to the
shared back end. More info in:
   Split your MDB file into data and application
at:
   http://allenbrowne.com/ser-01.html

If you need to use Access on a wide-area-network, here is a good
introductory article:
   Ms-access and WANS?
at:
   http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Wan/Wans.html

If you want to move up to SQL Server, Microsoft has heaps of information if
you search for "upsizing".

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> Looking for a solution to move FROM an Access DB to something bigger and
> which can be multi-user. Currently uses a local Access DB (not networked)
> that is copied to the network so the next user can Access. Has anyone
> upgraded from Access to something more multi-user friendly?
John Nurick - 02 Apr 2006 07:16 GMT
Access's default Jet database engine (the one that uses mdb file) has no
problems supporting moderate numbers of users. How many will you have,
and what sort of use will they be making of the database?

>Looking for a solution to move FROM an Access DB to something bigger and
>which can be multi-user. Currently uses a local Access DB (not networked)
>that is copied to the network so the next user can Access. Has anyone
>upgraded from Access to something more multi-user friendly?

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> Looking for a solution to move FROM an Access DB to something bigger and
> which can be multi-user. Currently uses a local Access DB (not networked)
> that is copied to the network so the next user can Access. Has anyone
> upgraded from Access to something more multi-user friendly?

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