We have a complex application with a multi-database backend, and allowing
multiple users on simultaneously. The application is in Access 2002 and
resides on a WinServ2003 server. Since upgrading to the WinServ2003, this
application has been consistenly becoming frozen/corrupted. ...

We want to run FEs from seperate Network Directories. Are there any
drawbacks to running the FEs of a small split DB from Network directories vs
copying the FEs to each computer?
Thanks for any help.

I have 2 problems :
Problem1.
I have created a VB6 front-end that will reside in a shared network drive.
It will copy an Access database from another network drive to the application

I ran into corruption troubles with multiuser application (split F/E + B/E)
which  was converted from ACC97  to ACC2003.  The application had worked just
fine for
five years with 97, but we had four incidents of corruption during the week

After typing in my password to open the front end of Access I receive the
following message:
MS jet database engine couldnot find the object MSysACEs.  MAke sure the
object exists...

I'm distributing a database and want to include a help file and haven't
tried it before.
How should I go about creating a help file? Should it be a windows help file
or perhaps a folder with html-documents constituting the help? Can you

I inherited a database that someone set a startup password on. Unfortunately
no one knows teh password. It appears to be the password that you can set
via the startup options versus something done in code.
How can I bypass this security in order to view the database?

Help - My networked (4 users for the past two years) database suddenly became
corrupted after I tried to connect to it through a new workstation that uses
Access 2003.  All workstations are XP pro and access 2002.  Server is a
utility linnux based server.  The database itself is ...

I have a multi-user Access 97 database.  The database is split into a FE and
BE.  There are about 25 concurrent users.  We are experiencing some speed
issues and I think it is mostly network related but I am not sure how to
prove it.  For example, there is a form with a subform.  ...

I am converting seven Access 97 systems to either Access 2000, Access 2002
or Access 2003.  What are pros and cons of each.
Any major bugs with no workarounds?
Thank you,

Hi,
I recently purchased an app written entirely in Access 2003 which places its
data files in a shared directory on a server.  All machines are XP Pro.
Intermittendly I experience a problem where I can not access this data file

When initially linking over 50 tables within a client MDE to a server MDE
using VBA / Access 2003 it takes an amazing amount of time.  I am successful
using either the docmd method or the ADOX method.  The problem is that it
takes quite a bit of time (1-3) minutes to perform this ...

i'm intending to use Auto FE Updater to copy the FE to the users pc whenever
necessary. So far so good, got it working without problems (let's hope it
stays that way ;-)
But i also have a folder with Word templates that i use from within the

I am building a front end / back end MDE application where most of the front
end (FE) workstations would be running using Access 2003 runtime.
I have a few tables that I would like to keep local (FE) for minor data
manipulations which will require SQL deletes to keep this table ...

I have an app that has a FE.mde and Temp.mdb on the user's local drive and
BE.mdb on the fileserver.
Temp.mdb and BE.mdb are linked to FE.mde
Temp.mdb is used to store lookup tables and temporary data during the