I have split my database in to front and back end as
suggested. However, the split database runs so much slower
than the complete one especially opening certain forms
from the switchboard. The slowest forms seem to be the

I have been assigned a sweet job of upgrading an access
database in which I'm thrilled about. I know some SQL so
i think this will be a good fit. the company has some
other issues that i must solve before I start upgrading,

I was wondering if someone had an explanation for some network traffic
behavior we noticed.  We have a utility that tracks how much data is
coming into a computer and how fast it is coming.
We have an application written in C++ that connects to an Access

We are looking to develop an application and database in
a network environment.  The clients are offsite and we
want to design it so that each client sees only a subset
of the data in the table which is their data.  They will

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I have a access2000 database(*.mdb). ,office servicepack1, language Finnish. It is shared in a workgroup, number of simultanious users vary from 4 - 13. It works just fine when used by single user, but in a workgroup forms start to dissappear and also commandbuttons are don't ...

When I split database. Giving error "Split out of Range"
and unable to split. Please help.
Thanks for any help.
Krish

Hi, There,
I need some advice of your guys on above subjects as the guideline for FE
database.
I appreaciate any reply  that helps ....

I have a split database on a network.  The front-end is
on a shared folder to which all users have read/write
privileges (to allow for creation of record lock file).  
The back end is on a secured folder to which they have

Hi! everybody
My problem is that I split my db for BE and FE if I access
my FE database from remote system I am getting error
saying "Ambiguous name detected in Detail - print of my

Some background first:
We run a P2P office network so there is no server
involved.
Our main database is hosted on my workstation.

I frequently have to install an Access database onto networks. Sometimes
companies may have one or two versions of the database (for different
reasons!). What is the best way of finding out where the 'backend' which
holds the data is located?

For a few days now an Access application we are publishing
via MetaFrame (1.8 on Windows 2000) has been behaving
somewhat oddly.  The application was written in Access
2000 and is running under Access 2002 (SP2).

I just noticed this newsgroup after posting on another.
Please forgive the multi-posting. I have som db's that are
on a network drive and need to become multi-user. I have a
maximum of 3 users that might be in the db at the same

Access 2002.  This error just began.  So that I could
isolate the problem I just created a blank database using
the wizard.  When the blank database (which resides on a
network drive using a Novell server) is opened by a second

I have a DB that when I try and open I get the error that
reads:
"The Microsoft jet database stopped the process because
you and another user are attempting to change the same