1. If your db isn't split front-end/back-end, then 1st one in wins. Your
database should be split.
2. The backend belongs on a server type machine.
3. The front-end belongs on each user's machine.
4. If the db is split, then you need to relink the files to the proper
location.
5. If the db was upgraded, then you need to ensure each user has the
appropriate library references set the same as the user's machine which
works.
6. I am assuming when you logon, you mean to the network. If this is the
case, do the user's of the database have read/write/execute/change
privileges on the folder where the db resides as well as the db file itself?
If not, then they need this privilege.
Hope this helps.
Dan said:
I have four users using the same DB. Here is what is happeing...One of the
three can use this fine. The other three when trying to login get an error
that states it cannont locate file and to make sure that one or all of its
libraries are avaliable. The intresting thing is that when these three
individuals log on they cant open Access at all, even jsut a balnk db..
