Microsoft Access Updater - Auto Update Front End Files on Network - Introduction, Features, Benefits

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If you are running a Microsoft Access database over your network, and you have it set up correctly between multiple users, that means you have a Back End file with your tables (or SQL Server) along with a Front End database file for each of your users.
It's easy to make changes on the Back End, but distributing updates for the user Front End files can be a nightmare. This is where Access Updater comes in.
It's very difficult to distribute changes to multiple Front End databases when you make changes. Access cannot update itself. Furthermore, even if you map to each user's shared network drive (which is a lot of work) they have to exit the database for you to update the file, and if they shut their machine off for the night, you're out of luck.
THE SOLUTION
Access Updater allows you to make whatever modifications you want to your Front End file (the Admin copy). Then, with one click you can "push" updates up to a shared server folder.
Whenever your users load up their database, it will first check for updates. If an update is found, it will download and install the new Front End file before loading the database.
Optionally, you can also check for updates and have them installed automatically at timed intervals (hourly, for example). This is a great option for "unattended" databases, like an Email server.
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ADDITIONAL KEYWORDS
update microsoft access front end over network
distribute updated microsoft access front end to users
roll out a new version
copy the new FE from the server
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[@dolittlediehard1670]

I don't need it but i am intrigued. Perhaps you might demonstrate without giving too much away because somewhere in all of the details you said, I got a little lost. Also, how much does it cost?

[@Stepan_H]

I updated front end of databases by command line batch, which users uses for open front end db... Command line is multifunctional. Automatically copy new front end from deposit, create shortcut icon of batch to desktop, add trusted locations to Access, does not allow run front end on problematic version of Office, for example "Access - Lock File Issues" (issues with versions 16.0.13801.21072, 16.0.13801.21086, 16.0.13801.21092, 16.0.13801.21106, 16.0.14701.20262), etc., etc...

[@KhemitPrince]

God sent. Thanks Rick, I'm arranging to get this.

[@YvesAustin]

This is huge!! I look forward to learning more.

[@leifmusset6834]

Hello, if frontend are linked to a mysql DB in the web, how can we update frontend the easiest way?

[@ZahidKhan-mb6oc]

Great information, Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge... you are the best teacher Richard... God bless you

[@abdulhamidalhaddadi2255]

Thank you sir

[@carmelcream85]

I know this is 2years old, but...

[@gertpeens9434]

Interesting, i am looking for a way to update the front end i have linked to share point on laptops that are mobile, would this work to push the update through share point and when the front end logs on to check for an update in the share point library?

[@pradeepkumargumpina7576]

Hai, I am Pradeep from India, very useful information, I regularly follow ur videos , I want to know may I keep my access file in on line like web forms

[@irina3107]

Good evening. Thank you for your videos. I was wondering if you could help me with something different, but still in Microsoft Access.

[@akberetyohannes1402]

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