Before I start reinventing wheels maybe someone can tell me how
much of this particular wheel already exists.
I want to set up a server of some kind (on Linux) so that individuals
running MS Access at home can syncronise their copy of a simple
database with a copy held on the server. The users have dial-up
access and can sometimes use the database application for a few
hours at a time, so a client-server configuration is not practical.
Syncronising will obviously not be a simple copy, as two users
may have made separate changes to the database during the
same period.
Does anyone know of any packages that might do this or might
help me to do it?
Tia
Barry Redmond
DIT.
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