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There are different development environments for creating apps for Android and iOS Each with advantages and disadvantages compared to the others LOW DIFFICULTY Check https://appinventor.mit.edu/ it allows you to quickly create apps for both Android and iOS It is simple to use to get...

If it could simply be a VBA Ide replacement, considering that by attaching an external db server to it it would become what Access is now, then it would already be more than sufficient

If you review post #30 you will understand that the db server allows you to track connected users On REMOTE_PROCESS field there is a name of executable/runtime connected But does not allow you to see which program is used to connect (for different Access procedure it show '..msaccess.exe' for...

No, on db the MON$ATTACHMENT table is like this: On MON$REMOTE_PROCESS field you can see that ther is the same name, and are different procedure But on db table appear only the name of runtime enviroment

Yes, on Remote_Process field there is: - C:\Program Files (x86)\HK-Software\IBExpert\IBExpert.exe - C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\Root\Office15\MSACCESS.EXE - C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\Root\Office15\MSACCESS.EXE but, in the second and third rows the Process Name is the same...

The data is in the Firebird server db, there is no accdb file with the data And using the db server functions to check the connected users doesn't help me, because the individual workstations could have other programs that access the same data on db server I remember the problem I would like to...

Yes, I think this is a valid possibility Now I'll see if I can understand more about it.

My 'backend' is a Firebird db server And 'active logins' on db server is of no help in my case

Pc1, is a db server with Firebird 3.0 Pc2 is workstation 1, connected to db server via odbc Pc3 is workstation 2, connected to db server via odbc Pc4 is workstation 3, connected to db server via odbc Every workstation has own Access procedure, on local disk It is important to note that the...

Thanks, I'm seeing Allen Browne's example now But an accdb file with the data is used Are you saying that the same system is usable even if the db server is accessed via odbc?

I don't understand what you mean The 'shared server' is a Firebird db and can also be accessed by other programs besides the one I would like to monitor And so it's not a feature that I can 'see' on the db server

"..A websocket running from a web browser control.." I don't understand exactly what you mean Can you give me some links/examples/documentation to study and follow?

Suppose we have a server database and many workstations each with its own copy of the Access procedures In this situation it is not possible to use the laccdb file because each workstation will have its own How to detect (from any workstation) which workstations have the Access program running...

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Queries were also imported And queries should be objects To be honest, the only module present has not been imported, and requires loading the Access 2.0 converter It remains to be understood whether it is sufficient for @emnow to have the data included in the tables or whether he wants all the...

??? From my experience using only Access 2003 it is possible to import structure and data from tables of an Access 2.0 format file And to be sure, I gave it a try before posting and it seems to work fine Yes, the message appears stating the need to install the Access 2.0 converter But in...

Ok but for the basic data-bound controls? Datagrid, textbox, combo, lisytbox....

All you need is Access 2003 First create a blank file mdb, in Access 2003 format Then open it and import the data from the file in Access 2.0 form (Access 2003 import correctly from 2.0 version) At this point you will have the file in Access 2003 mdb format, which is readable by practically all...