How to speed up the database while accessing through network

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I have 65000 of records in my database.I am using access database. No chance to split that database. Name , ID,mobile no., email id,address these fields exist in my database. All fields are non blank. I install my software on server and 3 members are accessing that database through network. When I update query is fired software take few seconds of time to update. Is there any solution to speedup the updation or accessing database queries.

Posted 25-Nov-12 21:26pm

dcba1

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2012-11-25T21:32:00

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If you need to use access and no option to alter anything, then your only option is a faster network. access isn't a database server meaning the users all read/write to the file themselves. This is always slow an inefficient. Consider using a real database server because 65000 records really is nothing and won't get better with access.

Good luck!

Posted 25-Nov-12 21:32pm

E.F. Nijboer

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dcba1 26-Nov-12 5:03am

what u want to say? Is there any solution for that??

E.F. Nijboer 26-Nov-12 7:05am

An actual solution would be to use an actual database server, like SQL Server or MySQL. The way it works now is simply a shared network file used by different users.