Lynn Peterman
Last Activity: Dec 16 '11, 07:21 PM
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I only have 3 end users. If I get all 3 of them to map using the same drive letter that I am...would that solve the problem? I am so frustrated...I' ved tried everything I know to do and even had someone else take a look at it. -
I've tried placing the link in Excel and it works.Leave a comment:
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I tried removing the drive mapping and put in the address when I was linking the table. Same error.Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure what you mean by execute it from Explorer. I can open it fine on my end but the people that I built it for are on a different server. They can open the database but get an error because the links are to a letter drive.Leave a comment:
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\\us.realty.ds\ rfg\NJ02\SHARED 2\nmg\secure\Re al Credit Financials\Real Credit\Tracking Folder\Credit Analytics_.mdbLeave a comment:
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I've tried putting the path in but it tells me the folder isn't accessible or that it may be located in an unavailable location, protected with a password, or the filename contains a / or \. I know I have access to the folder because I can get to from my Windows Explorer.Leave a comment:
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Creating links using a different server
I am trying to set up a database for users that are located on a different server. I have a front end and back end. I am trying to link them without using a drive letter and using the drive name since various people will be using it. When I try to do links from the front end to the back end using the server location it tells me it is not accessible. I can navigate to the folder via Windows Explorer so it should not be a permission issue. What...
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