T
Tom McMillion
I've created a database which is going to be saved on a
network drive and used by operators at a number of
different workstations to collect/enter data.
Each user really only needs to see one of the
approximately 8 forms which will all enter data into one
common table. Nearly all of the forms are very similar
to one another, but are necessary to have as separate
forms to drive each section of the packaging plant.
I'm planning to split the database to improve performance
running over the LAN. But is it possible to in effect
devise multiple splits whereby the application that is
opened by each user doesn't contain all of the forms for
the entire database, but only the one form that he or she
needs on his or her workstation?
Just curious.
Thanks.
network drive and used by operators at a number of
different workstations to collect/enter data.
Each user really only needs to see one of the
approximately 8 forms which will all enter data into one
common table. Nearly all of the forms are very similar
to one another, but are necessary to have as separate
forms to drive each section of the packaging plant.
I'm planning to split the database to improve performance
running over the LAN. But is it possible to in effect
devise multiple splits whereby the application that is
opened by each user doesn't contain all of the forms for
the entire database, but only the one form that he or she
needs on his or her workstation?
Just curious.
Thanks.