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Other people are able to access the application remotely.
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Other people are able to access the application remotely.

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We have an ms access 2000 application in every user's computer. The front end of the application runs on the user's computer and the back end is located on the server (windows 2003 server). &nbsp;We have a user complaining that he can connect to the application when he try from the location where the server is but when he tries from a remote location he saids s he can connect. I was wondering is there is a connection timeout from the odbc or something else that can be set to extend the connection period in ms access.
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We have an ms access 2000 application in every user's computer. The front end of the application runs on the user's computer and the back end is located on the server (windows 2003 server).  We have a user complaining that he can connect to the application when he try from the location where the server is but when he tries from a remote location he saids s he can connect. I was wondering is there is a connection timeout from the odbc or something else that can be set to extend the connection period in ms access.

windows 2003 server ms access 2000 timeout

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