When is enough, enough?

J

Julie

Hi

I have a database that lives on the network. It has
probably 1000 records in the main table and probably
another 1500 records in child tables.

I have about 5 people that have access to it. Sometimes
we get a "Cannot lock records" error message. If everyone
is out of the database and that same person trys again,
they can get in. I do not have security set in Access for
this database at all. We do have Read/Write limitations
at a network folder level.

Funny thing, I created the database but I never get this
message. ANY IDEAS FOR ME?
 

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