I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guessI'll start using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
On 2/15/2023 1:58 PM, musicloverlch wrote:ll start using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guess I'
I've been running Office 365 on this Win10 computer for years without problems such as you're describing.
I'm not sure what you mean by "backend computer"...but my server has had
no problem with any version of MS database for decades. However, it is important to carefully integrate the interaction between 365 computers
and the server. So, it sounds to me that your database structure is the problem.
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best regards,
Neil
On Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 1:19:28 PM UTC-6, Neil wrote:ll start using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
On 2/15/2023 1:58 PM, musicloverlch wrote:
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guess I'
it to see if they were. If so, please let me know that it solved yourI've been running Office 365 on this Win10 computer for years without
problems such as you're describing.
I'm not sure what you mean by "backend computer"...but my server has had
no problem with any version of MS database for decades. However, it is
important to carefully integrate the interaction between 365 computers
and the server. So, it sounds to me that your database structure is the
problem.
--
best regards,
Neil
Thanks, Neil. I appreciate your input. I did find this Microsoft article that was last updated in January 2023. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/fixes-or-workarounds-for-recent-issues-in-access-54962069-14f4-4474-823a-ff7e5974a570
These "fixes" may not be relevant to your situation, but you might try
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guess I'llstart using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guessI'll start using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guess I'llstart using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
On 2/15/2023 2:35 PM, musicloverlch wrote:ll start using the server for my development, but I wanted to see if others are experiencing issues with corruption on Microsoft 365. I'm going to start using Office 2019 to see if it is any better. Thoughts?
On Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 1:19:28 PM UTC-6, Neil wrote:
On 2/15/2023 1:58 PM, musicloverlch wrote:
I am having huge issues with my database front end constantly corrupting. It's becoming a real problem. On my desktop, I am running Windows 10 and Microsoft 365. On the backend computer, I am running Windows Server 2016 and MS Office 2019. I guess I'
After changing to MSoft365 my database had all the combo boxesit to see if they were. If so, please let me know that it solved your >problems!I've been running Office 365 on this Win10 computer for years without
problems such as you're describing.
I'm not sure what you mean by "backend computer"...but my server has had >>> no problem with any version of MS database for decades. However, it is
important to carefully integrate the interaction between 365 computers
and the server. So, it sounds to me that your database structure is the
problem.
--
best regards,
Neil
Thanks, Neil. I appreciate your input. I did find this Microsoft article that was last updated in January 2023. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/fixes-or-workarounds-for-recent-issues-in-access-54962069-14f4-4474-823a-ff7e5974a570
These "fixes" may not be relevant to your situation, but you might try
They appear to me to be integrating Access 365 functions interactively
with server DB functions, and if so, the "fixes" will only work if all >aspects of the DB configuration and integration are done correctly. That
will not be simple.
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