Hello.  I have a strange request… I am not looking for any one answer in
particular, but perhaps your opinion on how to deal with the following
situation… and may be how your company dealt with the following:
The company I work for has grown very rapidly, almost to quick.  We went ...

Hi mates,
sorry for taking your time, I would like to ask the following
question:
I have created an Access database for keeping trucks of the items in

I have set up the linked server OK but it is failing to connect properly.
Anyone know what I need to do to fix this?
I have also posted this in sqlserver.programming where someone suggested I
post it in an Access newsgroup. This one seemed most likely.

I am not able to open database in access2003 because of error 3197.
Everytime when trying to open ,the same message appears on the screen:
"The Microsoft Jet engine database stopped the process because you and
another person are attempting to change the same data at the same

This is my first attempt at sharing.  I have Access 2003 installed on a
laptop and on a desktop with a wireless connection.  My application is on the
laptop, and I have it set to shared and with no locks and record level
locking off.

I have one mdb on the server and accessed by many clients mdb application.
I would like to know how MS Access handle locking mechanism?
If 2 users access one table at same time, does access lock the table and
avoid user to over write each other?

I ususally design most of my databases for my local office and place it on a
network shared using a FE and BE setup.  My corporate office is wanting to
have me create a database that can be used for our office, an office in the
midwest, and an office on the west coast.  There is ...

I am using an industrial multi-user application written in C++ that uses a
dozen mdb files.
We are constantly plagued by the error:
STATE S1000

I have an access (access 97) database that consist of data for labels. These
data are via an external program mixed with the label layout and thereafter
printed on  labels.
The external program uses an ODBC driver to access a table in the access db.

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