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bothe server and client are in the same office???? &nbsp;n teh same subnet? &nbsp;also depends on how big the database is. &nbsp;when the accpac client loads it actually pulls the whole databse<br />
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bothe server and client are in the same office????  n teh same subnet?  also depends on how big the database is.  when the accpac client loads it actually pulls the whole databse



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All are in the same subnet, same place(Arround 10 meteres), Database is not very big.
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All are in the same subnet, same place(Arround 10 meteres), Database is not very big.

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even though the DB is not very big ACCPAC runs slow. &nbsp;it is a flat file database. &nbsp;how does it open on the server? &nbsp;better performance? &nbsp;a lot of times with flat file databse programs, it is best to enable terminal services and rdp into the server and run the program from the server. &nbsp;how many people need to access ACCPAC?
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even though the DB is not very big ACCPAC runs slow.  it is a flat file database.  how does it open on the server?  better performance?  a lot of times with flat file databse programs, it is best to enable terminal services and rdp into the server and run the program from the server.  how many people need to access ACCPAC?

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Terminal services are running on the server. Only five clients.Even on the server we have client and it is slow too.
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Terminal services are running on the server. Only five clients.Even on the server we have client and it is slow too.

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I have one windows server and it is working as file server. I have installed ACCPAC (windows Base) .It's realy slow when we loading program at the client side. How i can sole this problem.
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Hi there,

I have one windows server and it is working as file server. I have installed ACCPAC (windows Base) .It's realy slow when we loading program at the client side. How i can sole this problem.

AccPacc connectivity problem

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