July 24, 2008 02:58pm pdt

1. angelIII 11,100
2. chapmandew 5,000
3. cactus_d... 4,000
3. EugeneZ 4,000
3. jinesh_ka... 4,000
6. ee_rlee 3,400
7. dragos_c... 3,000
8. mlmcc 2,200
8. dportas 2,200
10. gbshahaq 2,164
11. mark_wills 2,080
12. knightEkni... 2,000
12. sujith80 2,000
12. Thomasian 2,000
12. BillBach 2,000
12. dtodd 2,000
12. coldboy 2,000
12. Smart_Man 2,000
12. aneeshatti... 2,000
12. Zippit 2,000
12. saurabh726 2,000
12. dorianm 2,000

1. angelIII 17,400
2. dqmq 5,630
3. chapmandew 5,000
4. gbshahaq 4,164
5. cactus_d... 4,000
5. EugeneZ 4,000
5. jinesh_ka... 4,000
8. ee_rlee 3,400
9. dragos_c... 3,000
9. ram_0218 3,000
11. harfang 2,664
12. sujith80 2,600
13. jerryb30 2,500
14. rockiroads 2,400
15. gatorvip 2,375
15. nedfine 2,375

02.21.2008 at 04:58PM PST, ID: 23183219

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Utilize same large MS Access Database from 2 remote locations.

Zones: Data Manipulation, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2000

MS Access 2000
~300 - 400MB Database
Has front end data manipulation pages built.
Customer is very comfortable with it and does not want to switch.
Main office is in New Orleans, opening new office in Rhode Island.
Wants to use this database at both locations simultaneously.

Kicked around the idea of VPN, RDP, Posting it on a webserver somehow...not sure how to best handle this beast. :-)

Just looking for ideas if anyone has had this issue and resolved it successfully.

Thanks!
- Dasher

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Zone: Database

Question Asked By: dasher3000

Solution Provided By: cactus_data

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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