MS Access Team Development

Question

We plan to redesign a fairly large MS Access application. Is there a way to work in one application, or can I combine two separate instances of the same file (not data, but forms and code). Access now contains data, but in a future version, MySQL will host data, and Access will only be an interface (via ODBC).

Answer 1

Yes, you can have more than one developer working on the application at the same time.

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