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Access with Sharepoint
Bryan Findley 
     
4 months ago
I work in an office that no longer likes to use share drives.  So I was directed to use SharePoint to store the database that I've created.  I have run into nothing but problems with this.  First, I can't get it to split the database properly.  Some tables will split fine, others get stuck in "Author Only".  Do you have a video on how to deal with this situation?  I really want to split the database as it should be.

Thank you,
Sandra Truax  @Reply  
         
4 months ago
Adam Schwanz  @Reply  
           
4 months ago
There is a Access SharePoint Seminar but otherwise it's not really covered. SQL server is a far superior solution imo.
Sami Shamma  @Reply  
             
4 months ago
Access on SharePoint is bad news. As Adam said putting your database on an SQL server is a far superior solution.
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
4 months ago
I've said this in my courses. I do have a SharePoint seminar available, as both Sandra and Adam have said. It's good, but I only recommend SharePoint for organizations that already are using SharePoint, and that's what they tell you that you have to use. If you have a choice, SQL Server is much, much better. I just started an SQL Server course. Like Adam and Sami both said, SQL Server is the far superior option, especially with working with SharePoint or with Access. SharePoint has a lot of limitations, so unless you really have to use that, then I'd recommend SQL Server.
Donald Lader  @Reply  
      
4 months ago
I have used SharePoint as my backend for almost two years without any issues. I had a split database locally and then moved the backend to SharePoint and linked to the SharePoint lists. I do not recall exactly but I believe you can export the backend. In SharePoint you need to make sure your shares are set up properly. I am working on moving to a SQL Server as it is much better for the backend. I use SharePoint for documents as the security I need is available by default with SharePoint.
Bryan Findley OP  @Reply  
     
4 months ago
Thank you all for your input!  I greatly appreciate it.  I am trying to talk my management into moving to a SQL server and have started Richard's SQL Server course.  I truly appreciate your time and advice.

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