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Access 2000 in share mode, but not sharing

 
 
Jack Black
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      16th Sep 2004
HI All

I have my access 2000 database in "share" mode so many users can use it at
once.

However, even though it's set for sharing, it still won't allow more than
one user at a time.

Any ideas?

Thank you, Jack


 
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Joan Wild
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      16th Sep 2004
Jack Black wrote:
> HI All
>
> I have my access 2000 database in

"share" mode so many users can use
> it at once.
>
> However, even though it's set for

sharing, it still won't allow more
> than one user at a time.


Starting with 2000, you must have
exclusive access to make design changes.
One usually splits the database, so that
you can make design changes in your copy
of the frontend.

If it isn't related to making design
changes, check the windows folder
permissions. Users need full
permissions on the folder in order to
create/delete the associated ldb file.

--
Joan Wild
Microsoft Access MVP


 
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Jack Black
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      16th Sep 2004
Hi Joan

Thanks for the reply.

Everyone has full permissions to the folder. It's just that Access 2000,
even though in the "share" mode, still comes back with the error, "Cannot
use.. database.mdb, file already in use" error message.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Jack



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> Jack Black wrote:
>> HI All
>>
>> I have my access 2000 database in

> "share" mode so many users can use
>> it at once.
>>
>> However, even though it's set for

> sharing, it still won't allow more
>> than one user at a time.

>
> Starting with 2000, you must have
> exclusive access to make design changes.
> One usually splits the database, so that
> you can make design changes in your copy
> of the frontend.
>
> If it isn't related to making design
> changes, check the windows folder
> permissions. Users need full
> permissions on the folder in order to
> create/delete the associated ldb file.
>
> --
> Joan Wild
> Microsoft Access MVP
>
>



 
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chip
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      16th Sep 2004
sounds like the ldb file is not being recreated each
time. this is probably an issue with folder permissions.
users must have create and delete permission
>-----Original Message-----
>HI All
>
>I have my access 2000 database in "share" mode so many

users can use it at
>once.
>
>However, even though it's set for sharing, it still

won't allow more than
>one user at a time.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thank you, Jack
>
>
>.
>

 
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Joan Wild
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      16th Sep 2004
Jack Black wrote:
> Hi Joan
>
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Everyone has full permissions to the

folder. It's just that Access
> 2000, even though in the "share" mode,

still comes back with the
> error, "Cannot use.. database.mdb,

file already in use" error message.

Get everyone out of the mdb and see if
there is a ldb file that remains. If
so, delete it. Are you positive that
*every* user has full permissions?

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Joan Wild
Microsoft Access MVP


 
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