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    itm is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Question Question on making an accde


    Hi,
    I need to distribute my Access application (2007) so that about 5 users may use this at once. However, I always heard that you have to split the database and then make the accde. However, in this case, I would prefer not to split the database if I can avoid it.
    Do you have to do this? Or can you just make accdes and distribute them of the one database?
    Thank you

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    You can let them all use the same database, as long as you have a very aggressive backup strategy, because multiple users sharing a database will often (usually?) corrupt the database.

    In other words, I would strongly recommend splitting it.

    http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/splitapp/index.htm
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    itm is offline Advanced Beginner
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    For my edification, what does spliting the database do. I not found anything that explains this.
    Thank you

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    Did you see the link?
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    itm is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Yes, they tell me the posible things that can happing, like curuptions, but it doesn't tell me how spilting the database works to prvent it. But it is a good link for other info, and si the best I see sofar.
    The reason that i do not wnat to so that is because I have a few tables that are dynamicly created in SQL statements, and so I woudl have to leave them; and I do not know how this would work out.
    Thank you

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