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ms access training - Multiple Users

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replyReply Tue 14 Nov 2006, 10:25Delegate Cheryl said...

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Multiple Users

Can multiple users make changes to a table that is resides on a SQL server 2000 db and is linked to an access db?

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replyReply Tue 14 Nov 2006, 12:40Trainer Richard said...

RE: Multiple Users

The answer depends on the security permissions set on the SQL database. When your environment consists of linked tables, the database that has the actual table controls the permissions.

Generally speaking, you are able to make data changes to the table, provided you have the appropriate permissions. Structural changes need to be made in the actual table itself, in your case, in the SQL database tables.

 

Access tip:

Relationship maps

It is important to create proper relationships between tables. You can use Access to help check your designs and evaluate them by printing them in graphical format to help with design purposes


Click on the Tools menu, click Relationships.
On the File menu, click Print Relationships. View or print as required

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