In Access 2002 Help, under the topic "Improve perfromance of an Access
database," there is a section on MDE files, in which it says:
"To save a database that references another database as an MDE file, you
must save all databases in the chain of references as MDE files."

I am the administrator of a secured multiuser db, i have
connected via remote access to make changes, the remote
access has kicked me out leaving the database stuck in a
state of admin by myself, i cant get my connection

We have 5 networked pc's  using Access 2002, under Win98SE. The application
has a BE held on 1 pc with FE's on all 5 pc's. All forms in the FE are set
to shared and a lock on edited record.
What is being experienced is that if user 1 goes into form A on their pc -

I'd like to know what are the advantages in running ACCESS (BE and FE) with
Terminal Service.
Better performances?
More users on the network?

I have an Access application with seperate front and back ends. All users
have their own front end. I am getting corruption in the back end.
Could this be caused by Citrix/TS forcing a logoff due to idle timeout? If
so then this could theoretically be replicated by logging off any ...

We have started to maintain an Access/2000 database app which is running
on a server. It is split into FE/BE but, unfortunately, the split is
silly and there are tables in the front end which are required by
eveyone so we can't run the FE on individual machines yet.

I have an access database on a network drive.  I use VPN to connect to my company from home.  I use Remote Desktop Web Connection to connect to the database.  I can't view reports or create and save them because there is no printer installed.  Is there a work around for this?  ...

I have quite a weird problem.  I'm using two computers in a small network,
one using access 97, one using access 2000.  Since I want both to use the
database, I created it with access 97.  So far everything worked fine.  
Recently while I was doing modifications to the forms, my ...

MS Access 2K, Windows XP
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Hi,
I have an Access database on the shared drive, and when I try to open the

My app is in vb.net but the backend db is access. I am posting my question
here as there is more access expertise here than in vb.net group.
Here is the problem; I am opening a connection on a shared access db as
below.

This is split dbs with a shared be database - optimistic locking.  When
testing to see if an appointment can be entered at the same date and time,
one of two entrys gets into the database ok, but no message appears, so appt
that did not make it just gets lost.  How do we get some ...

I have been reading up on Terminal Services; however, I am still somewhat
confused as to where the indivdual FEs reside under this configuration.  I
understand the BE resides on the server.  Can someone explain where the FEs
are placed when using Terminal Services?  Thank you.

On a server using RRAS as a basic firewall, is there a mechanism (either
within RRAS or IPSec) to restrict port 3389 connections to only specific IP
addresses?

Hiya,
I was wondering if any of you folks can help me

I have an access mde runtime FE on each client computer linked to a BE
server.
Each client logs on with the same User and Pwd with the MDW located on the
FE.