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RitchieJHicks
Hello.
I have multiple users who access a Microsoft Access database. The issue I
have is that when a user is in the database, a different user is unable to
merge data from that database, as Word states that the database file is
already in use (which is it). When no one is in the database, all users can
merge without issue.
When I try to merge data from the database already in use, the error message
is as follows: "Test connection failed becuase of an error in initializing
provider. Could not use "; file already in use".
Is there any simple way that I can make Word 'forget' that the file is
already in use and open the database to merge from it regardless?
We have 5 users using Microsoft Office 2003 and the databse is stored on a
shared drive. Thanks.
I have multiple users who access a Microsoft Access database. The issue I
have is that when a user is in the database, a different user is unable to
merge data from that database, as Word states that the database file is
already in use (which is it). When no one is in the database, all users can
merge without issue.
When I try to merge data from the database already in use, the error message
is as follows: "Test connection failed becuase of an error in initializing
provider. Could not use "; file already in use".
Is there any simple way that I can make Word 'forget' that the file is
already in use and open the database to merge from it regardless?
We have 5 users using Microsoft Office 2003 and the databse is stored on a
shared drive. Thanks.