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A client wanted to place an MS Access 2000 database in a folder on her
C: drive and then share the folder on her c: drive out to certain users
using a local network setup. Those certain users all have Full Control
(through the shared folder). However, if more than one person attempts
to add new data to the table or to access to different forms, the
second person gets a DISK ERROR message and then the entire MS Access
database locks up with a message 'cannot execute command' if the user
attempts to click on any button in the main menu. The only way to
remove this message is for the user to exit out of the dB and close the
shared folder. The MS Access database and all forms have been set to
only lock edited records and the dB has been split with the front-end
residing on the different workstations while the back-end resides on
the clients shared drive. The front-end tables have all been linked
through the link manager utility as well.
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