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So I have a split database on a network, with 2 different front ends. Is there a way to have a, 3rd front end database or run a form on the back end database, running on my computer, and whenever the other 2 users change data to the back end database, the form on my screen instantly runs...

First off sorry about the really bad layout…..I don’t know how to do all the fancy stuff but really wanted to share this because it seams like a lot of people wanted help with this. So here is what I have going on. I have a form to add a record, and I have a number of fields, then an “Add...

So here is the deal. I am creating a database that will need to import about 5,000 csv files. I got that part down, the problem is where these files are located. I'm downloading them off an internet server. What I have done so fare is attached the link to a command button, but I must click the...

So here is the deal. I am creating a database that will need to import about 5,000 csv files. I got that part down, the problem is where these files are located. I'm downloading them off an internet server. What I have done so fare is attached the link to a command button, but I must click the...

Background: I have a database that keeps track of containers -what they belong to, and what is in them. Each container has a “Call #” which is labeled on the container and is a primary key in the database. The “Call #” field is set to only allow 5 characters in this field. A standard “Call #”...

I am working for a company that does not want to spend the money on another liceance for Microsoft Access. and I want to access my database from another location. Does anybody now of a 3rd party software that will allow me to run my database forms and enter in data or change data?

I have a "Marking" function in my database. The function is so that I can mark certain records, then print reports for only those records. When the database is opened I have set it up to run a Query. The query is a Update Query and it unmark all marked records. However, when the query runs...