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MS Access Forum / Modules / DAO / VBA / November 2006

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Carol Shu - 18 Nov 2006 06:41 GMT
i have a DB, got it running great, now i'm trying to let other people (about
3 people) in the office to share this same DB not to do update or change
data, just for print report and use query only, i'm not sure i should share
this DB on a network (i use wireless network now) ? or split database ? or
maybe try replicate a database ? could someone tell me the best way for me to
do, thank you.
fdcusa - 18 Nov 2006 08:02 GMT
Simplest solution would be just to copy the database to the 3 workstations.  
Perhaps create a batch file that will copy the database (when not open) to a
shared folder on each workstation (none running the database).  This would be
ideal if they need updates periodically.  There are many ways to do this, but
for what you need, I think this is quite enough.  Unless you want them to
have realtime data.  Then you should investigate splitting to
Back-End/Front-End.
Carol Shu - 18 Nov 2006 21:54 GMT
thank you. just one more question, our company also have a web site, what if
i upload the database to the web and make everyone get a user name and
passwoard before log on? is it possiable

> Simplest solution would be just to copy the database to the 3 workstations.  
> Perhaps create a batch file that will copy the database (when not open) to a
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> have realtime data.  Then you should investigate splitting to
> Back-End/Front-End.
Jesper - 18 Nov 2006 10:21 GMT
>i have a DB, got it running great, now i'm trying to let other people
>(about
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> to
> do, thank you.

Beware that a split Access db cannot run on a wireless network.
Data packages are lost and the database will become corrupted.

/ Jesper
 
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