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March 16th, 2009, 10:05 PM
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Back end database on Internet
I believe that even with a split database and Access Runtime, that it is not
possible to access the shared Accsss back end database over the Internet (i.e., even with the specific IP address available). In other words, the back end Access database must be on some type of local and mapped server. Is that correct? Or, is there a means for remote users to use the front end Access data base to access the back end file via the Internet? Sort of like Google docs for Access. Ed 
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March 17th, 2009, 03:37 AM
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Back end database on Internet
On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:05:01 -0700, Ed K
wrote: That is indeed not possible. The most obvious solution is to use an RDP session into some server. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP I believe that even with a split database and Access Runtime, that it is not possible to access the shared Accsss back end database over the Internet (i.e., even with the specific IP address available). In other words, the back end Access database must be on some type of local and mapped server. Is that correct? Or, is there a means for remote users to use the front end Access data base to access the back end file via the Internet? Sort of like Google docs for Access. Ed
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