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● Make the DB expire Version: 2003 (11.0)
Posted on 06/17/05 08:49 AM
Posted by Isaigi - Utter Access Addict
Posts: 106 - Loc: Philippines
Forum: Access Database Container
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Is it possible to have the DB expires after a certain period of day on a Multi-user environment.
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GEORGE SANTAYANA
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● Re: Make the DB expire Version: 2003 (11.0) [Re: Isaigi]
Posted on 06/17/05 08:51 AM
Posted by dannyseager - Utter Access VIP
Posts: 12635 - Loc: Leicester, UK
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There are examples of making a DB have a "trial period" in the code archive.
Simply adapt them to your needs
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Danny Seager
Shortcuts make for long delays.
2008 - 2010 Microsoft Access MVP
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Re: Make the DB expire Version: 2003 (11.0) [Re: Isaigi]
Posted on 06/17/05 08:52 AM
Posted by freakazeud - Utter Access Editor
Posts: 31413 - Loc: NC, USA
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Hi,
check out:
make expire 01
make expire 02
HTH
Good luck
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http://www.access-freak.com
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● Re: Make the DB expire Version: 2003 (11.0) [Re: Isaigi]
Posted on 06/17/05 10:02 AM
Posted by datAdrenaline - Utter Access VIP
Posts: 11553 - Loc: Evansville, IN And Purcellville, VA : USA
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Another thread that may help in your quest ...
Demo to Full
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Brent Spaulding | datAdrenaline | Access MVP
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