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Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately I will probably be stuck with Access for the time being. Assuming that's the case, is the problem with Access just a matter of slow database performance? Would there be a significant risk of data corruption or any other issues to be aware of?

I'm working on an application for my job that involves heavily using an MDB file stored on a network drive, and I'm trying to determine how stable/reliable the MDB file is going to be. The application itself is an Excel userform application that connects to the database via ADO, and...