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Ever wish you could get more power and better performance from your Access applications? Experienced Access database developers know the techniques for speeding up an application, especially a networked application with linked tables. But just being aware of the common settings (even the default ones) that slow down a Microsoft Access application will help you decide where you can optimize your application's performance. You should always split a multi-user database into front end (FE) and back end (BE) databases. A copy of the FE database should be installed on each user's local hard drive. The BE database, which contains only the shared tables, is located on a file server. Sharing an entire database over the network has been identified by Microsoft personnel as the number one cause of database corruption, so don't do it. Here's a list of steps to take and habits to acquire (or avoid) to help you speed up the performance of your Access application:\ salam, Murid Belajar Access
