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Where to Parkstore Database
Bob Condron 
   
10 months ago
Ok setting up a small team to work independently for a project, 4 team members
all have 365 subscription, all work from different addresses.
rather than run this on our main server can i store the data base on a NAS drive attached to 1 of the desk top pc's and have all 4 teams members use the database?
if so
Ipad can we remoted to our desktops with i pad in order to read access reports

I draw inspiration from the fact that
External Storage: In some cases, specific complex programs or sentient holographic characters ( the Doctor's mobile emitter program) are shown to be stored in dedicated memory modules or holobuffers when not active or when being transported, indicating they can be isolated from the main computer system if necessary.

For this holodeck program, I cannot allow senior officers to access or monitor active simulations or saved program. For to do so could break the primary directive !!!
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
           
10 months ago
Are you wanting to view an Access database via an iPad?
Bob Condron OP  @Reply  
   
10 months ago
in the first instance i want to make sure i can host a database on a Nas drive on a personal pc (nas has remote accsess ) for a few 4 users , if so then view not edit on a i pad would be great as its quicker then getting a laptop out when with a client, but we can remote to a desktop that remotly connects to the nas  I HOPE
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
           
10 months ago
Are you splitting the db?
Putting the backend on the NAS and each user having the frontend on their computer?

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