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Accessing access
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Thu 2 Oct 2008, 17:47Delegate Nancy said...
Nancy has attended:
Access Introduction course
Access Intermediate course
Accessing access
Today we have had a problem with more than one person being able to access the database.
When I am in the database, and my colleague tries to look something up he gets a message saying something like 'the administrator has put this database into a state where it cannot be accessed' (or words to that effect).
Why is this happening? We have been able to have more than one person in it before, just that no changes can be made. In fact today my colleague was in it and then I went in fine, although I couldn't save any changes until he came out.
Please enlighten!
Thanks!
Thu 23 Oct 2008, 14:19Trainer Laura said...
RE: Accessing access
Hi Nancy
Before I make suggestions for solving this problem could you please answer some questions.
How are accessng the database, through a desktop icon or opening the database from within access?
Do I nderstand correctly that if you are not the first one into the database you can both open the database?
Do you have login or security on the database?
Regards
Laura GB
Tue 18 Nov 2008, 10:50Trainer Rich said...
RE: Accessing access
Hi Nancy,
As this question has been left unanswered for over a month, the system will automatically mark this query as resolved in the next 5 days if we don't hear from you.
If you still require assistance with this query, please post a reply and we will assist you further.
Thank you.
Rich
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