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reidarT
I have an Access application with front-end on local machines, back-end on
server.
All users log on using the mdw-file
There are about 100-200 new records every day.
Users register data in a form and other users view all the data 100-200
records
in a continous form. When the fourth user is logged on, the system often
crashes
and the be.mdb is tgards
otally corrupted, it can not be repaired, not even with the jetcomp-file.
The network-environment is Novell and I wonder if thre is any differences
between Windows and Novell.
It seems that the application is less stabile in a Novell-environment.
This is very bad, because the users loose confidence in the system, it has
been developed over
several years and is used in different offices around the country.
regards
reidarT
server.
All users log on using the mdw-file
There are about 100-200 new records every day.
Users register data in a form and other users view all the data 100-200
records
in a continous form. When the fourth user is logged on, the system often
crashes
and the be.mdb is tgards
otally corrupted, it can not be repaired, not even with the jetcomp-file.
The network-environment is Novell and I wonder if thre is any differences
between Windows and Novell.
It seems that the application is less stabile in a Novell-environment.
This is very bad, because the users loose confidence in the system, it has
been developed over
several years and is used in different offices around the country.
regards
reidarT