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RE: FN-FORUM: Access V Excel
date posted 28th June 2007 12:23
so, would I be correct to assume the MSSQL DB not having the correct
shared priv is the problem for not allowing 2 people at the same time to
edit data?
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> Hello Andrew,
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> Sorry should have finished reading you email before I replied. In answer
> to
> your question about multi-user access it does not need to be on a server
> at
> all it could be on a peer to peer system but the key thing you have to do
> is
> split the database so you have a backend and a front end to you access
> application and you put the backend into a shared directory and put the
> front end on the users machine.
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> Mark
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> -----Original Message-----
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> To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
> Subject: FN-FORUM: Access V Excel
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> Does any have a preference for Access over Excel and main reasons why?
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> I've recently built a supplier DB in Access using Access Project Backend
> MSSQL for sharing reasons, the only problem is only one person at a time
> can access Access for writing data, which is the main reason I didn't want
> to use Excel.
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> To have multi user write priv on Access would it have to be installed on
> the server?
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> Andrew
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> PS. Anyone know of a really good advanced Access training course in the
> Midlands?
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> PSS. Does anyone know how to retrieve deleted emails from outlook?
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