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MS Access Forum / Multiuser / Networking / July 2005Users being kicked out
When more than one user logs into their backend database, they are kicked out. The company concerned has recently had a wireless network installed. Prior to that there was no problem with multiple users loggin on. The database files were moved in the upgrading process but apart from that nothing else was changed as far as I know. Any ideas??!! It's an Access 2000 database. First, I have heard that Access does not work well over a wireless network. You may be okay if you have a very good network, but I have read many times that it opens you up for lots of trouble. Second, I'd check the folder permissions for the new folder where the database was moved. Can all the users add, change, and delete fiels from that folder? If a user opens the database, an ldb file is created. If a second user logs on, that user must be able to modify the ldb file. When the last user closes the database, that user must have permission to delete the ldb file. Hope that helps.  SignatureRick B > When more than one user logs into their backend database, they are kicked > out. The company concerned has recently had a wireless network installed. > Prior to that there was no problem with multiple users loggin on. The > database files were moved in the upgrading process but apart from that > nothing else was changed as far as I know. Any ideas??!! It's an Access 2000 > database. >When more than one user logs into their backend database, they are kicked >out. The company concerned has recently had a wireless network installed. >Prior to that there was no problem with multiple users loggin on. The >database files were moved in the upgrading process but apart from that >nothing else was changed as far as I know. Any ideas??!! It's an Access 2000 >database. Are there any error messages? Tony SignatureTony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can read the entire thread of messages. Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm |
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