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I have an Access 2000 mde which shells out a vb application. &nbsp;It has active X and OCX components required. &nbsp;Its divided into front end mde and back end mdb.<br />
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I have a client that wants to install it on a Citrix environment with 60 users all connecting to the same back end &nbsp;Access database.<br />
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It is unlikely that there would be more than a dozen accessing at any one time and the sites would have their own filtered data so its even more unlikely that there would be any two sites trying to change a data record at any one time<br />
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Is this likely to work and are there any pit falls?<br />
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Are there likely to be record locking issues?<br />
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Any suggestions to install?<br />
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I have an Access 2000 mde which shells out a vb application.  It has active X and OCX components required.  Its divided into front end mde and back end mdb.

I have a client that wants to install it on a Citrix environment with 60 users all connecting to the same back end  Access database.

It is unlikely that there would be more than a dozen accessing at any one time and the sites would have their own filtered data so its even more unlikely that there would be any two sites trying to change a data record at any one time

Is this likely to work and are there any pit falls?

Are there likely to be record locking issues?

Any suggestions to install?



Cirtix and Access 2000

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.