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Jim Krebs
While our server has some 70-80 different Access databases of all sizes which
are working fine, we have one group who use a database that is acting
"strangely". It seems that one person can open it with no problems. A second
person can also get into the database. When a third tries to access it, they
get an error "Microsoft Access can't find the database file (the path to the
file)" I thought perhaps it was the use of a ahortcut on the desktop for
access that might be problem, so I went to the file itself on the server and
directly opened it. Same error. I made a subdirectory within the directory,
copied the file and had people access it. One, yes. Two, yes. Three - error
message.
I've checked the access rights and all are proper for the people involved.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
are working fine, we have one group who use a database that is acting
"strangely". It seems that one person can open it with no problems. A second
person can also get into the database. When a third tries to access it, they
get an error "Microsoft Access can't find the database file (the path to the
file)" I thought perhaps it was the use of a ahortcut on the desktop for
access that might be problem, so I went to the file itself on the server and
directly opened it. Same error. I made a subdirectory within the directory,
copied the file and had people access it. One, yes. Two, yes. Three - error
message.
I've checked the access rights and all are proper for the people involved.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.