I have an access 2002 database.  I use a form to display records basing
resultset = SQLstr$.  The form essentially displays records for a given user
on a specific week.  Each time the user changes a week date, the SQLstr$
changes and the new set of records are displayed.  The ...

New computers running on Windows Vista Business.
Office 2003 SP1
MSJET40.dll version 4.00.9635.0
Backend on server.

A couple of users are getting this message (seeming not to come from Access)
when double-clicking on an MDB file. They don't get it if the open access and
then pick the database to open. It only happens to subsequent users i.e.
never to the first user. Users are coming in via ...

I've set up a little test.  I have split a copy of my database, and copied
the front end to each of two adjacent computers. I've logged into both
machines, so as far as the back end is concerned, I'm two different users.
No matter how I set the lock on the forms and the queries, ...

I am patching operating systems and applications like MS Outlook for the new
DST changes taking effect this sunday. Our company is using a home grown
access 2002 application. It is old school in that it is all DAO. Are there
any specific updates I need for Access or any of its ...

Using Office 2003 and Windows XP;
I have a DB that has been last-minute-built due to sudden changes in
management direction. This DB will only be used for about 3 months.
The DB is loaded with data pulled from a PeopleSoft module that we recently

I just created a database (split into FE and BE mdbs with user level
security) for a non-profit. They have several "departments" and each
department is going to want to create their own custom queries and
reports. I hid most of the tables and working queries (just by setting

Hello Group,
I'm using Tony Toews AutoFEupdater on a Terminal Server - Server (Windows
Server 2003). There are two databases (FE and BE) that all users get access
to (the Demo databases). I have created a "Start" folder for each folder

I have a split db. I'm using 4 FE db to put in records over a wireless
network, when there is 2 or more working at the same time it is as slow as a
snail. Some records are modified and some are new. To speed things up I
could have a BE on each machine but then I would need to ...

Here's the situation:
I am running an Access 2003 database on a network over which I do not have
administrative control. It is used by about 15 people at a time from any of
about 15 computers. Because I can't individually load a front end on every

Using Office 2003 and Windows XP;
I have a split DB and I set a DB Password on the BE; I then opened the FE
exclusive and tried to re-link the tables, but I just get an error: Invalid
Password.

Can anyone tell me why occasionally 1 or 2 records' text turns into Chinese
writing, then when I compact the database and look at the relationships I
notice the relationship between the table that had the corrupt records in it
and it's related table is gone.

Access 2000. My database is split into fe, and be. I have 3 frontends on 3
computers networked together. One of these computers sahare the fe and the
be. It's been working fine for over a year untill now. I e-mailed a blank
database to the networked location with a new query and ...

Straight-up thanks for taking the time, if I can help in the future I'd be
delighted...
Here's my issue...
I've got a multi user application and would like to track open database user