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Fun getting everyone to close their MSAccess processes so you can do some changes to the MDB.

• kwhitefoot 7y ago
  I partially fixed that by splitting the mdb into a front end and a back end where the back end was only tables (no UI, no queries) and launching the front end mdb from a simple command script that copied it to the users tmp directory first. Then at least I could fix bugs in the UI and after a while that's where most of the bugs were.
  • onefuncman 7y ago
    huh, i just posted before i saw this comment that I never saw anyone plan out their access database like this, kudos
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