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Changes to use / Share Data in Access
I have developed an application using VB 6 and Access Database..

The same is in use on single PC for few months.

Clinet wish to share this database...

What kind of changes I need to do ?

1. Related to VB6

2. Related to Access

Thnking u in advance..
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The database can be shared as long as the system is accessable through the network. i think you don't require any permission from vb. you may need to check, what kind of lock type you are using from your database connectivity in your vb application.
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