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Re: Conflict with Access 2003 and Postgresql

Roy Harvey
4/12/2007 3:36:11 PM

sql server programming:

I am guessing that a forum devoted to Postgress would be your best
bet, with one devoted to Access as a second choice. Since this one is
for Microsoft SQL Server getting the answer here is probably a long
shot.

Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT

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Re: Conflict with Access 2003 and Postgresql

Terri
4/12/2007 3:57:35 PM

Access is file-based. You should only need the access back-end file on your
system. If you have installed Access on the backend server then you could
try uninstalling Access on the theory that the Access install is conflicting
with Postgresql. Good luck.

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Conflict with Access 2003 and Postgresql

jptpjs via SQLMonster.com
4/12/2007 6:30:05 PM

I have an application I built in Access 2003. It is an electronic medical
records program split into front end (8 computers) and back end.
This runs flawlessly. Purchased a billing program that uses Postgresql.
This resides on the same computer as our Access backend.
We keep getting knocked out of the new billing program and never get knocked
out of my Access program. The billing software provider says that Access and
Postgresql running on the same machine is causing the problem.
Has anyone ever heard of this as we cannot go without the Access program.
I don't know much about Postgresql and any help will be appreciated.

Pete

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Re: Conflict with Access 2003 and Postgresql

jptpjs via SQLMonster.com
4/13/2007 12:00:00 AM

Problem is that the computer the backend is on is also a workstation that
uses the Access EMR.

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