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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> How to minimize damage done by MS Access to a database
Hi all:
We have an application which is being accessed by users via MS Access. This resulted in a few instances of the table being locked up by a user not leaving MS Access properly. To clean it up we had to either kill the session or contact the user and ask him to please get the hell out. Now I'm considering moving this application to share an instance with a few other application and I'm concerned that MS Access problems can affect other applications. The scenario I'm thining of is running out of locks due to exsessive MS Access locking. Is this a valid concern and should I separate these applicatoin into a separate instance? Are there any other scenarios I should be mindful of?
thanks
Gene
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