I have read elsewhere on this forum that Access 2000 ( or later ) now
requires that each user have their OWN copy of the database (
macros,forms,queries,etc) for Access to function properly in a multi-user
environment.   IS THIS TRUE ????????

I am trying to implement the latest version of Tony Toews's AutoFE Updater.
I have it working, except for one thing: I want it to silently log in the
user, and, while I'm pretty sure this is within its capabilities, I can't
seem to make it work. I have tried numerous variations ...

I am currently developing an application where I will need the capability to
allow multiple users access to the database simultaneously.
How many users can enter into the database at the same time?
Thanks,

I can't pack and repair my database.  There are no logins to get onto
our database so that is not the problem.  I don't get any messages
other than that an error has occured and access needs to close down.
After closing, the database opens again and tries to compact again

An Access 2000 application uses VBA code to change the
caption on a custom command bar button.
As soon as this happens, any other user trying to open the
application gets a "Error 3734 The Database has been

I have my access 2000 database in "share" mode so many users can use it at
once.
However, even though it's set for sharing, it still won't allow more than
one user at a time.

I've got a database where it may be required for the manager to append a
record from a backend database on the network, to a frontend database stored
on a local machine.
I have got the database set up so that when users login, it automatically

Is there a neat clean way to Back up the
backEnd that resides on a server from
within my FrontEnd. In other words, from
a button on a form.

I have a db which is used by 3 or 4 over a NT/2000 platform, I have set up
the users by the security wizard and split the db into front and back. The db
holds some 9000 records and basically I want to know who last updated them, I
can add a last update date so I can tell when say ...

We have a multi-user Access 97 application that we are considering upgrading.
Can someone tell me if there are any disadvantages of upgrading to mySQL vs
SQL Server 2000.  Thanks.
Weste

I have an Access 97 DB that is split into front end (on several PCs in the
LAN) and back end (on the server). I need to add new fields to an existing
table. When I open the back end DB the buttons that should say Open, Design
and New are all blank. When I click the Tables tab I ...

I may be way off base, but we have a shared drive.  On my pc and one other pc
we have Access installed.  I created a db and placed it on the shared drive.
Now when an individual sits at the other pc and logs into the network, they
can click on the shortcut to the Access db.  I did ...

I am currently in the process of designing a database whic is going to be
used to record sales, I need some advice on the following.
a) each user (Sales Person) will have there own Customers, Orders, Tasks.
Appointments and Sales Takgets. I have setup the individual tables but I am

I'd like to deploy an Access 2000 classic "split" db at a site that has
need to access the db via the LAN in the usual fashion, and also have
some remote users using the db via Terminal Services (win2003 server).
I'm not 100% what the ideal setup will be. Terminal Services will ...

I have an application running in different offices. It seems to me that
there is a diffferece between the offices where they use Novell and where
they are using Microsoft.
The backend file is totally corrupt and sometimes have to be replaced with a