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Access front end form on sql back end table

Asked by ksilvoso in Microsoft Access Database

I have an Access database, central.mdb
I have been tasked to put my access tables on sql for performance sake.  Apparently
more users can access a sql db at once than an access db?  I've put one of the
tables on the sql server and then created a link to it from my access "front end" form.  It seems to be working OK except I have locked fields on some of the forms whose control source is the sql table.  Event procedures that used to unlock the form fields no longer work.  Any suggestions?Start Free Trial
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