M Mark A. Sam Jul 10, 2007 #2 Two things I can think of. Use .mde databases if you aren't already, andrun them from the user's C:\Drive. God Bless, Mark A. Sam
Two things I can think of. Use .mde databases if you aren't already, andrun them from the user's C:\Drive. God Bless, Mark A. Sam
M Marshall Barton Jul 10, 2007 #3 How1 said: Can anyone suggest a way to improve the speed of a multi-user environment? Click to expand... A properly normalized table structure with appropriate indexes and a clean UI design is usually the biggest bang for the effort.
How1 said: Can anyone suggest a way to improve the speed of a multi-user environment? Click to expand... A properly normalized table structure with appropriate indexes and a clean UI design is usually the biggest bang for the effort.
G Guest Jul 11, 2007 #4 Hi, Is this database splitting? -- How1 Mark A. Sam said: Two things I can think of. Use .mde databases if you aren't already, andrun them from the user's C:\Drive. God Bless, Mark A. Sam Click to expand...
Hi, Is this database splitting? -- How1 Mark A. Sam said: Two things I can think of. Use .mde databases if you aren't already, andrun them from the user's C:\Drive. God Bless, Mark A. Sam Click to expand...
M Mark A. Sam Jul 11, 2007 #5 Yes, If you run the app from the Crive. How1 said: Hi, Is this database splitting? Click to expand...
Yes, If you run the app from the Crive. How1 said: Hi, Is this database splitting? Click to expand...