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Guest
Hello,
I have designed many Access Client Server Applications before where I have
the 1 MDB file on the Hard Drive and the data MDB file on the server and have
the Tables Linked.
For this one client when I do the same when 1 user logs in they are fine.
But when anyone else does it takes them about 5 minutes for the Startup Form
to open. I researched & found out that for each Dlookup I have in my code it
is taking about 4 seconds to execute that 1 line of code. So that is why it
is taking so long for my Form to open. What is the cause for this ?
I have used Dlookup in many of my other applications & it works fine. And
also again it only slows down when after more than 1 user is logged in. And
the weird thing too is if 1 user is logged in and then when another tries if
the original user logs out, then they it will speed up again.
Thes are some of things I tried/looked into:
- They have a good server, 3ghz 1GB RAM
- IT person made sure users had full rights to folders
- I tried compacting and repairing
- I tried brand new Access files and copied over all objects.
- It is a small database, hardly any data in it.
- They have Access 2000, Service Pack 3
- Both the Client and Data mdb file on the Server have Defualt Open Mode set
to Shared
I am stummped. Does anyone have any advice ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jeff
I have designed many Access Client Server Applications before where I have
the 1 MDB file on the Hard Drive and the data MDB file on the server and have
the Tables Linked.
For this one client when I do the same when 1 user logs in they are fine.
But when anyone else does it takes them about 5 minutes for the Startup Form
to open. I researched & found out that for each Dlookup I have in my code it
is taking about 4 seconds to execute that 1 line of code. So that is why it
is taking so long for my Form to open. What is the cause for this ?
I have used Dlookup in many of my other applications & it works fine. And
also again it only slows down when after more than 1 user is logged in. And
the weird thing too is if 1 user is logged in and then when another tries if
the original user logs out, then they it will speed up again.
Thes are some of things I tried/looked into:
- They have a good server, 3ghz 1GB RAM
- IT person made sure users had full rights to folders
- I tried compacting and repairing
- I tried brand new Access files and copied over all objects.
- It is a small database, hardly any data in it.
- They have Access 2000, Service Pack 3
- Both the Client and Data mdb file on the Server have Defualt Open Mode set
to Shared
I am stummped. Does anyone have any advice ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jeff