Mohammad Alsolaiman
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In network approach, use Split database or one file with shortcut to every client?
Hi:
Which is better to do , when I need to deploy a small application on a network!
1- Split my ms app. To front and back end, put the back end in the server and then link all clients to it.
2- Without splitting the ms app. , just put the app file in the server, and take a shortcut to every client.
Please help
Which is better to do , when I need to deploy a small application on a network!
1- Split my ms app. To front and back end, put the back end in the server and then link all clients to it.
2- Without splitting the ms app. , just put the app file in the server, and take a shortcut to every client.
Please help
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#1, #1, and #1
Jim.
Any and all cases ... Split, each user separate copy of FE. Period.
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#4, great point
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Access db size limit is 2GB, so with one db, this is your hard limit.
With a very basic split db, you at least then have 4GB
Access db size limit is 2GB, so with one db, this is your hard limit.
With a very basic split db, you at least then have 4GB
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In a nutshell:
Split the DB
Front end MDB (accde) on each users workstation.
Linked into one single back end db on a server...