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I have several .mdb data files containing only tables that are shared by 4 or
5 users. Each user has an application file on their computer and each
application is linked to the tables in the data.mdb file on the server.
I am using Windows XP and MsAccess 2000
We just changed from Windows NT4.0 to Server 2003
I moved my data files to the new server and set sharing to Full Control for
the folders. I also checked to Inherit Parent Permissions as I have always
done in the past. I have never set up security permissions before.
Now only one user at a time can access and edit the data files.
I have Tools/Options set for the default “Sharedâ€, and “No Locksâ€
When I try to open the linked application on a second computer I receive the
error “Could not lock file.â€
I set up a test .mdb file with only one table and no matter what I do, only
one user at a time can edit the table. I have also played with the security
tab giving each user full control. Still each computer can access and edit
the file but only one at a time.
Can any one help?
Thanks in Advance
Paul M
5 users. Each user has an application file on their computer and each
application is linked to the tables in the data.mdb file on the server.
I am using Windows XP and MsAccess 2000
We just changed from Windows NT4.0 to Server 2003
I moved my data files to the new server and set sharing to Full Control for
the folders. I also checked to Inherit Parent Permissions as I have always
done in the past. I have never set up security permissions before.
Now only one user at a time can access and edit the data files.
I have Tools/Options set for the default “Sharedâ€, and “No Locksâ€
When I try to open the linked application on a second computer I receive the
error “Could not lock file.â€
I set up a test .mdb file with only one table and no matter what I do, only
one user at a time can edit the table. I have also played with the security
tab giving each user full control. Still each computer can access and edit
the file but only one at a time.
Can any one help?
Thanks in Advance
Paul M