Article Notification: Upgrading your Access Application for a Multi-user Environment

MS Access is not an industrial-strength database like Oracle or DB2 nor does it pretend to be. It is best suited for desktop applications. However, it is often the case that an existing application needs to be upgraded for a multi-user environment. Depending on circumstances, it is not always necessary to implement a true client/server RDBMS. If demands are fairly modest, Access can function satisfactorily in a multi-user environment. This article will deal with the issues that arise when upgrading an Access-based application and will take you through the major steps necessary to upgrade your desktop Access database application for a multi-user environment.


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