MS access database file sharing

Are you suffering from the problems of damaged, inaccessible or corrupt .mdb or .accdb database files? There are several unexpected reasons to corrupt these files like virus infection, software crash or malfunctioning, dirty shutdown of PC, corruption in storage drive and even more.In any one of these above mentioned cases, you can use Stellar Phoenix Access Recovery is considered to be a complete fix. It seamlessly repairs all the corrupt MDB and ACCDB files of MS Access database. It can address database problems from any issue that is caused because of software conflicts, hardware failure, and any problem in database design.

Have you tried creating a NEW MDB, and then IMPORTING the objects from the Crashed/Corrupted MDB?

This will SOMETIMES serve to rescue most if not all of the corrupted entities .

Or:
You can try:
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1. You can use Pages option in MS Access. The page in MS Access is the web page in MS Access which allows you to access database in MS Access database.

2. You can use MS Office Front Page application and use the Form builder and connect your database in that.

3. You can also use Google Apps Business Solution for this however the database will not remain in MS Access but will remain in Docs online.

4. You can use .net application developer for this as well but needs expertise in that.

If, as I suspect, this is for a web form, then it effectively can't be done on a "proper" web server. This is because you cannot install MS Office on an MS server OS (e.g. Server 2003). You need to use MS SQL Server or MySQL instead. If this is for very limited use (i.e. only a few clients at a time), you can use XP running IIS but this is really not a good idea. The sedurity implications don't bear thinking about :) Linking a web page to Access can probably be done using ASP (never even thought of trying it - anyone else here know for sure?) If you are using a Linux web server then it's totally out of the question. Use Webmin or PHPMySQL to set up a MySQL database & PHP to code the linkage between the page and the DB. There are plenty of tools out there that will automate this for you, some of them Open Source and therefore free to acquire.