I have a single user access 2k3 database that needs to be converted so
two or three people can use the database.
The database is on an XP file server and presently used by a user on
that computer.

I've created a database to monitor machine downtime.  The database has been
split and the front end will be installed on the C drive on seven machines.  
The back end of the database will be stored on a server and will be accessed
through a wireless network.  I think I read ...

I wish to edit a split database. To do so, I have copied the frontend
and backend into a new folder. I then went -
file- get external data- link tables
and wroted in the name of my new (copied) backend. This imported all

  I have been playing with the Winsock control microsoft provides in
their developer editions. I can send basic variables such as strings
and booleans but is there a way I can send an entire recordset without
having to write the table definitions and data to the other database

I want to edit my split database, both at the front end and backend.
So, now that I have everyone out of the database, I have copied both
my frontend and backend files which I will now test. So, how do I link
the test frontend to the test backend?

I have a database that I have created and put on a network share. I have
created users and permission to the database, even tried the wizard as well.
When users open the database from different computers, they are not prompted
to enter user name and password. Just lets them in as ...

Can anyone help me out.  I have close to zero experience with Access
yet I have a task to accomplish as follows.
We have a company Access database with client & job information in
it.  Now I want to have some sort of interface so contractors and

I have developed a typical but extensive client/server Access 2003 sales
application.  The front-end .mde file resides on the local machines and the
back-end data .mdb file resides on a company server.  There are about 75
users, some of which are in sales and on the road at times ...

I have an application that has to migrate from single to multiuser (5
users).
so far I've split the application to have a FE (to be downloaded by the
users) and a BE (to reside in a Shared Drive in the network)... so far so

Hello community
I am scincerley asking for some help. I'm 31 years old and live in the UK,
I'm married with two children and have worked all my life as has my wife.
I have been given an opportunity to emigrate to Canada and start a life long

Good day,
This the first time writing with you,
I have FE(Access)    &   BE (SQL server)
I would like to know if i can copy the MDB FE from the server to the client

I have a database in a file location where say four people have access to
only three of the four can open the database but it says that it cannot find
the database is this a known issue in access or just a problem with the
network