🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

Put your access database on a mapped directory, ie
"M:\TestDirectory\Test.mdb"

In your adoconnection, build your connection string to that directory
and you are all set.  (all subsequent adodatasets should use
adoconnection)

When working on your standalone system, use a subst command in dos to
mimic.   (ie subst m: c:\ )

This will get you started.

-Jerry


On Fri, 9 Aug 2002 17:50:30 -0500, "Jared Noftle"
<jnoftle@midwaygames.com> wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I am looking to develop applications that have a database backend that is
>located on a network.  There will be more than one user running the
>application and therefore accessing the database simultaneously.  I am
>unfamiliar with how to go about setting up what I need, or even what I need.
>I'll state what I have and I'm hoping you all can help me understand what I
>do next.
>
>I have MS Access which I want to use to create the database and store the
>data.  I have BCBPro 6 to develop the application. What do I need to do to
>be able to put that database on the network and have the application (well,
>multiple instances of it) tap into it with the support for multiple user
>access, concurrency control, etc.
>
>Thanks a ton,
>Jared
>
>