Re: MULTIPLE ACCESS DATABASE BACK-ENDS ON THE SERVER - VIRTUAL MULTIUSER
- From: "Mark A. Sam" <msam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 17:28:51 -0500
It think the system will work well. He can run procedures to place the data
from the different databases into common tables and running reports or form
views from them.
"ljubo l via AccessMonster.com" <u4833@uwe> wrote in message
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> I need an opinion about the following situation:
>
> - There is a compay which has very good administered LAN (20 nodes)
with
> a very strong server.
> There is a need within a company that 10 to 12 persons can
> simultaniously access the server and run the
> separate ACCESS acountiong software.When I say separate it means
that
> there wlill be up to 20 separate
> ACCESS database data back-ends on the server.That means there are
no
> multi user problems because each
> user work with a separate database.In fact, each of these
databases
> on the server represent one retail shop belonging to
> the company. A chief accounting officer of the company can
perform
> an action "FORM The Company database"
> which means that all the financial data from the separate
databases
> are collected and imported into the
> central "Company" database .That will be done in the way that all
the
> crucial tables from the separate databases will
> be linked to the central database.
> Having in mind as follows:
> - Each retail shop can be handled separatly
> - None of the sepaate database will exced 500 MB and
the
> "Company database" will not exced 2 MB
> - For the chief accountiong officer it is quite good to
see
> the "Company as the whole" once a day
> (By actually forming the database by collecting the
data
> from the separate databases)
> - No time to migrate to the SQL server
>
> I think it is good solution BUT
>
> I NEED THE OTHER PEOPLES OPINION about this solution!!
>
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> http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-formscoding/200512/1
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