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ChipC via AccessMonster.com

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Sep 25, 2008, 5:21:05 PM9/25/08
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We have an Access 2K+ FE/BE database with FE on each workstation (mixed XP
Pro and Vista Ultimate). The Vista machines have Access 2002-3 installed on
them. The XP Pro machines have the same.

BE was on a stand-alone Win2K PC but we moved it to Server 2008 server. Gave
all permissions to that folder for the domain users group.

Any number of XP workstations can access the BE at the same time. No problem.


If one Vista workstation opens the application, any number of XP stations can
access the application.

If a single XP workstation opens, no Vista PC's can access until the XP
closes out.

If a single Vista station opens, no other Vista stations can open.

On my Vista machine I see the BE database window but the front-end menu
display does not appear until the other machines exit the application.

Do I still have a permissions problem or is there a problem with Server
2008/Vista and .LDB access. If the Vista pc hangs it will time out with a
message: Windows cannot find "\\server\folder\abc.mdb. Make sure you typed
the name correctly and try again."

Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? I am ready to move the
backend to the old workstation as multiuser doesn't appear to be working in
Vista workstations and Server 2008. Are Jet engine patches needed on the
server?

Would appreciate any hints. Thanks.

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Chip Chuprinko
Southwest Clean Air Agency

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Alex Dybenko

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Sep 27, 2008, 1:54:33 AM9/27/08
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Hi,
never heard of this, just general suggestions - once you get Windows cannot
find "\\server\folder\abc.mdb" - can you access other shares on \\server?
then look at event viewer on windows server, perhaps some message there
bring you some light

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Alex Dybenko (MVP)
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