I have an application written in Access 2000 using linked tables to SQL
Server 2000.  The Access database sits on a fileserver where it is used by 10-
15 users.  All users have the same ODBC DSN on their PC's and the linked
tables work well - with all users using the same SQL Server ...

MS Access 2003 FE/BE configuration.
I get the following message when trying to relink new FE to existing
BE at my client's site, but not on my development computer:
"The expression On Click you entered as the event property setting

I have a split database with user-level security.  I am using code to
refresh the links to the back end tables.  Since I am not offering users the
option of navigating to the correct file to reset the links if there is a
problem (the users cannot be counted on to do this), I am ...

I have been working on getting Tony Toews' AutoFE Updater to work.  I have
split the database successfully, and have implemented user-level sucurity.
There are a few things about the Updater and its documentation I do not
understand.

I'd like to be able to programatically set up a link to a .mdb file with a
password on it (password set using tools/security/set password).  Is this
possible, if so how?
Thanks if you can help

I have an Access 2003 database that's going to be used by about 6 users.  
The database will be secured with 2 user groups and 6 users and the usual
shortcut pointing to the database and the .mdw file.  The users are all thin
clients on a Citrix network.  I've been reading a lot ...

We have a split multi-user DB, BE on server, FE on each user's PC.  (Access
2003 running on Windows XP.)  From time to time we have to pull a copy of the
BE off-line, tinker with it, then write it back to the server.  We have a
timer event built into the FE so we can throw ...

I have a report in an Access database that takes a couple of minutes to run.
I added a status bar showing the report progress based on the number of
records in the data source, but the users freak out and hit the X Close
button on the database window because they think it's hung ...

Are there any gotchas with making a front end read only by the simple means
of setting the Read Only attribute on the .mdb file?
Not thinking of any security measures here, it would just seem an easy way
of avoiding FE bloat and easily checking what version of it one has and not

I have a access mde front end deployed over citrix with a mdb be on a file
server. This application is used in various operating rooms in our hospital.
I'd like user's to be able to access the application (via citrix) over a
wireless LAN as the nurses who enter data in the app ...

how can i compact  and repair an BE database using FE application?

I'm just learning about splitting an Access database for a multi-user
environment.  I went through the process using the database splitter and
everything works fine with the FE on my local desktop and the BE on a network
file server.  I read that the next thing to do is to save ...

We have an access file (.mdb) in a shared folder on the windows 2003 server.
Every user can access the file from the path "K:\Customer\Cust.mdb". Our
problem is that only one user at time is able to have the file open.
Cust.mdb starts ok for the first user, but when the second ...

I will place the database in a local drive where everyone can access the same
database..
However, can they work when someone is using the database?

Multiuser(40 in peak) school database system based on access97, 61
tables, 32 odbc linked tables to MySQL 4.0.12 (FreeBSD 4.8 stable)
Jet engine version is 4.0.8618.0 on all or almost all machines.
MDB file itself is stored in samba network share and users access it