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osupratt
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-02-06 : 20:03:57
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I have an application that is located on a shared drive. We are in a Citrux environment (not an IT guy so not real sure how this all works). I have two issues that I'm currently trying to figure out. 1. In my Access application I have a main data entry form. I have the 'not in list' code to save an added value to a table ties to a field on this form. This works fine for myself and one other person in our home location (I have added values that have been saved to the table for a couple of weeks now). If the value typed is not in the list another form opens to where you type the new location and then close the form to where a textbox asking 'do you want to add this value to the list' pops up. When clicked, again it works fine for myself and another user at my location. It seems that for end-users in satellite offices that if they add a value it saves for that current day, but then the next day the value is gone from the table. 2. I have reports that all locations can view except for one location. This person is getting the error "you don't have exlusive access to the database at this time". I'm new and don't understand what could be causing these issues. I'm hoping someone could shed some light on what might be happening. |
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osupratt
Posting Yak Master
238 Posts |
Posted - 2009-02-11 : 10:15:48
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Sorry to have wasted anyones time who has read this. Just wanted to update. I'm not an IT guy so I told the end-user at the location to log into another computer and she could view and print the reports fine. Seems like it's a profile issue in Citrix.The issue with the not-in-list adding record to table issue seems like I can create this stand alone Access table to a linked table and they would save close to real time. I've tried this and now the not-in-list doesn't work. I have a topic open in Access forum for this question. Thanks. |
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