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freesoul
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 Posted - 2009-02-25 : 16:46:25
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| I have the MS access db on a shared server where all the users access it from a VB application.The problem comes when a user is trying to open a report , he get message 'you do not have exclusive access to the databse at this time, if you proceed to make changes you may not be able to save it later'When i looked in to the code i found out that the report is created with the user id (ex $R_K0987_2) from a template report (Ex Template_report) and the colunms are generated from the query (in mdb) selected from the code.Is there a way we can produce the report w/o moving the database from the server?please advise . |
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socox
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Posted - 2009-03-15 : 11:24:31
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| MS Access is intended for one user. Maybe at that time someone was still connected to the server ...I think that this could be a problem. |
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Sequin
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Posted - 2009-03-17 : 12:10:42
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| MS Access is not intended for one user - it is a multi-user database. |
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Sequin
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Posted - 2009-03-30 : 10:37:48
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| Is the database split into a frontend (held locally on the user's PC) and backend (the data, held centrally on a server)? If not, you should do this immediately. There is a database splitter wizard built in to Access which will do this for you. |
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Problem with reports in MS access 2003