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Mr. Smith
Hi.
Is it possible to build data links "on-the-fly" based on the user that
starts my Access application? Based on user, the application should connect
to different external data sources. In fact, the data might be stored in the
same data source (SQL server), but the user should just connect to data
concerning the users agency.
In short I have a transaction database with one transaction table tbltrans
holding some 10 million records split between 15 clients. When user A starts
the Access application, the Access application should only "work" against
the transaction concerning client an in tbltrans. When user B starts the
Access application, only transactions concerning client B in tbltrans etc.
What are the most "smooth" approaches to achieve dynamic data binding in
this setup? The overall target is to only have one application file, serving
up to 15 different clients.
Kind regards
Mr. Smith
Is it possible to build data links "on-the-fly" based on the user that
starts my Access application? Based on user, the application should connect
to different external data sources. In fact, the data might be stored in the
same data source (SQL server), but the user should just connect to data
concerning the users agency.
In short I have a transaction database with one transaction table tbltrans
holding some 10 million records split between 15 clients. When user A starts
the Access application, the Access application should only "work" against
the transaction concerning client an in tbltrans. When user B starts the
Access application, only transactions concerning client B in tbltrans etc.
What are the most "smooth" approaches to achieve dynamic data binding in
this setup? The overall target is to only have one application file, serving
up to 15 different clients.
Kind regards
Mr. Smith