How about splitting the database into a 'front end' and a 'back end'.
One database will contain the actual data, and the other 'front end' 
database will contain the forms/queries and such, and would have links to 
the actual data. That is all I can think of.

Bruce


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Scott Raley -ITC" <[email protected]>
To: "cf-community" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 2:54 PM
Subject: MS Access


> I've taken over fixing the forms and tables on an MS Access database that 
> is
> 6 yrs old. Its Access 2000. Isn't there  a limit that only one user can
> add/edit data even though its going through forms because the database is
> locked, everyone else gets read only? Or is there a way around this?  I've
> googled and not seen a clear answer other then Access 2000 is made to
> support up to 50 users or less.  The client is looking for at least 2-3
> people to enter data at the same time. I've googled 2003 and 2007 and 
> can't
> find anything about multiple entries (or at least nothing in clear 
> English).
> I see the stuff that I should split and give users an mde and keep mdb on
> the server but it still doesn't explicitly say this allows multiple people
> to enter data at the same time.  Anyone?


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