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Hi,

 

I´m about to create a WebFrontEnd, which has to be connected to aDatabase, which receives its Data from a SystemDatabase.

 

My question is the following:

How many users can work with an Access Db synchronous. The Frontend is going to be written in ASP.NET and will be running on IIS. The Access DB will be on the same machine as the WebApplication will be.

 

I could also copy the origin Data into MSSQL-Server instead of AccessDB. But I´ve got no experience with MSSql. Does MSSQL-Server still require IIS or is the MSSQL-Server a single as a server-working Database ??

 

There wouldn´t be more than 50 users be working synchronous.

 

Thanks in advance

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I agree with Derek.

 

If you can do it in SQL-Server then... do it.

 

I use Access DB only for small Access App that need "Report" or for some small company that need a "tool" to keep user data and that can't afford to buy a server or to upgrade their old P2 500Mhz. So they have DB and the App and there are only 1 user on it.

 

Beside that... I rather use Sql-Server.

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Thank you so far for your excellent advices.

 

Does anyone of you know a link to helpful documentation, of how to setup a mssql server and how to use it ??

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