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Splitting the Database

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iojbr

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Hi:

This is a yes or no question. If I split the database using the database splitter wizard, and put the backend in a network folder, will multiple users be able to simultaneously link to and perform operations (insert, delete, update statements) on the backend tables from their front end databases. Thanks.

 
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Yes.
Note that it's good paractice then each user has its own local front end.

Hope This Helps, PH.
FAQ219-2884
FAQ181-2886
 
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Not only yes, but this is the only way to properly deploy access in a multiuser mode.
 
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Great. Thanks for the info. I needed to make sure b/f I deploy the system at work.
 
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