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Database Crashing

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G - 30 Jan 2006 13:50 GMT
I'm encountering a crashing problem (database inconsistency) with a shared
Access 2002 database.  I've split a DB into a front-end (sales.mdb) and
back-end (sales_be.mdb) and there are approximately 5 users logged into the
DB at any given time.

The problem is that I have one user who has to continually update the BE to
push sales orders (every 15-20 minutes) and it at least 2-3 times a day, the
BE crashes and I have to rebuild it (after kicking everyone out).

Is there a way to allow this user (who's pushing sales orders) to LOCK all
tables for the 2-3 minutes that it takes to push orders?  Or, if this isn't
the best solution, can anyone help with this?  

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,

G
Tony Toews - 02 Feb 2006 04:29 GMT
>I'm encountering a crashing problem (database inconsistency) with a shared
>Access 2002 database.  I've split a DB into a front-end (sales.mdb) and
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>tables for the 2-3 minutes that it takes to push orders?  Or, if this isn't
>the best solution, can anyone help with this?  

No, you should really deal with the fundamental corruption problem.
Corruptions about once a year at most are typical.  Ideally of course
non are wanted.

Trouble is it can be a daunting task to figure out why there are
corruptions.

For more information on corruption including possible causes,
determining the offending PC, retrieving your data, links, official MS
KB articles and a list of vendors who state they can fix corruption
see the Microsoft Access Corruption FAQ at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruptmdbs.htm

Tony
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