I currently have an access sign in sheet on a server where customers log in
their basic information and the front desk counselors call people according
to the linked sign in sheet on their computers.  Problem is that every time
they try and open up the sign in sheet whether it be ...

When a user compacts the db on the server the error
Table'TempMSysAccessObjects'already exists
displays.  This occurs even after rebuilding the DB and copying data to a
new file

I have a database residing on a shared network drive and I have 16 users
accessing it using a desktop shortcut.
They are able to open the database and enter data however when they go to
save it to the table they get the "You don't have exclusive access to the

I have 3 users that each have their own front end, linked to a single
backend mdb file of tables on a server.  One user has a standard LAN
connection via a wire.  Two have a wireless connection.  Thw wireless users
cannot use the application or open the linked tables.  They get ...

I have a small Access2k DB, FE & BE. Employees work records are imported
from a Excel SS. I would like to eliminate the Excel import and have
employees enter work logs directly into the DB. The employees will not be
using any of the other report features of the DB, just entering ...

I have Microsoft office 2003
I'm new at this - I copied my database to the network. I want to have
multiusers to be able to enter data into the database. From what I've read it
is possible as long as they are not trying to open the same record in the

Very new to using VBA Code. Here is the problem:
I developed a database and application using Access 2002 SP3. It utilizes
quite a few VBA modules, procedures etc.
My client is using Access 2002 SP2 on a network. The database is stored on a

I have a backend database on the network drive, and each user has a front end
on their desktop.  When someone opens a form on the front end of the database
that is accessing data on the backend, it takes quite a while to open the
form.  Is there any way to speed up the process of ...

When more than one user logs into their backend database, they are kicked
out. The company concerned has recently had a wireless network installed.
Prior to that there was no problem with multiple users loggin on. The
database files were moved in the upgrading process but apart ...

Hopefully this is the right group to post this question to...
I need to update the path to the back end database that is coded in the
front end. I used the Access feature that created the front end/back end
databases automatically. I couldn't seem to find it anywhere.

I have Access 2003 and need to create mde 2000 files but don't have Access
2000.  Does anyone know of a third party program that can do this conversion
using Access 2003?
Thanks,

I just split a brand new database and the forms are taking 30 seconds or
more to open, whereas while the application was in my computer they would
open almost immediately.  It is a small application (under 30MB); all users
will be connecting to it from different locations in the ...

Note: I'd posted this by mistake in forms-coding. So, if you see the same
post in the other forum, I was not trying to waste someone's time. Thanks.
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Windows XP, MS Access 2K

We have an Access 2003 application that was originally written in Access 97
that we are trying to figure out the maximum users that should be using the
application at one time.
The database is stored on a file share server and accessed by the users over

I ran into a problem on an XP desktop using Tony Toew's excellent Auto FE
Updater. I emailed a user a copy of the shortcut, labeled SMDB, with the
following properties:
Target: