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How many users can access a database simultaneously?

gabry.morelli@libero.it
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#1: Jan 5 '07
Hi everybody,

I am creating an application with MS Access 2003, using a workgroup
file to manage user connections. I already created several groups in
the workgroup file and assigned them to the users to define their
access-level and rights.
Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
handle?

Thanks,

Gabo


Rick Brandt
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#2: Jan 5 '07

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gabry.morelli@libero.it wrote:
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Hi everybody,
>
I am creating an application with MS Access 2003, using a workgroup
file to manage user connections. I already created several groups in
the workgroup file and assigned them to the users to define their
access-level and rights.
Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
handle?
The technical limit (totally unrealistic) is 255. A well designed app (with
respect to networking and multi-user issues) can go into the low one hundred-ish
range, but that is more likely if most are reading rather than writing and when
all other factors (the network and hardware) are ideal. A poorly designed app
will fall over on two users.

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Lyle Fairfield
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gabry.morelli@libero.it wrote in news:1167991825.366187.158000
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Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
handle?
Maybe God? ...

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lyle fairfield
Paul H
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>Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
>handle?
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Maybe God? ...
Do you have his email address?

;o)


Gary Floam
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A lot depends on how regular your network is. If there is a variation in
network latency, your capabilities are much reduces. Also, long memo fields
are particularly treacherous in a multi-user environment.



<gabry.morelli@libero.itwrote in message
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Quote:
Hi everybody,
>
I am creating an application with MS Access 2003, using a workgroup
file to manage user connections. I already created several groups in
the workgroup file and assigned them to the users to define their
access-level and rights.
Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
handle?
>
Thanks,
>
Gabo
>

Bob Alston
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Gary Floam wrote:
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A lot depends on how regular your network is. If there is a variation in
network latency, your capabilities are much reduces. Also, long memo fields
are particularly treacherous in a multi-user environment.
>
>
>
<gabry.morelli@libero.itwrote in message
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>Hi everybody,
>>
>I am creating an application with MS Access 2003, using a workgroup
>file to manage user connections. I already created several groups in
>the workgroup file and assigned them to the users to define their
>access-level and rights.
>Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
>handle?
>>
>Thanks,
>>
>Gabo
>>
>
>
Why not tell us how many simultaneous users you need and whether they
will be reading only or updating data and you will get a better answer.

Bob
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gabry.morelli@libero.it wrote:
Quote:
Hi everybody,
>
I am creating an application with MS Access 2003, using a workgroup
file to manage user connections. I already created several groups in
the workgroup file and assigned them to the users to define their
access-level and rights.
Does anybody know how many simultaneous user access can MS Access 2003
handle?
>
Thanks,
>
Gabo
My improbability drive CPU
spit out an answer of 42.
I'm not sure of this answer for I
am sure that Doug Adams cannot verify.

James A. Fortune
CDMAPoster@FortuneJames.com

pietlinden@hotmail.com
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My improbability drive CPU
Quote:
spit out an answer of 42.
I'm not sure of this answer for I
am sure that Doug Adams cannot verify.
>
James A. Fortune
CDMAPoster@FortuneJames.com
What about Ford Prefect? is he available?

Bri
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#9: Jan 11 '07

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pietlinden@hotmail.com wrote:
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Quote:
>>My improbability drive CPU
>>spit out an answer of 42.
>>I'm not sure of this answer for I
>>am sure that Doug Adams cannot verify.
>>
>>James A. Fortune
>>CDMAPoster@FortuneJames.com
>
>
What about Ford Prefect? is he available?
Wasn't Slartibartfast the PM on that project? :D

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