Examples of using Shared database in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Otherwise, users cannot connect to the shared database on your computer.
The shared database can be on the same computer(local) or on a different computer(remote).
Tip: You can assign records toco-workers who have been granted access to your shared database.
The shared database can be on the same computer(local) or on a different computer(remote).
This allows only users andtheir computers that belong to your subnet to access your shared database.
Access any shared database on that computer, including databases created by others.
The Users with access to this computerbox lists all of the users who have access to your shared database.
Important: To connect to the shared database, each computer must be running Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2010.
As you approach a hill,the truck downloads information about the road topography from a shared database.
It's a shared database, and even though it has multiple readers and multiple writers at the same time, it has one single truth.
Note: More than one personcan simultaneously edit the same record in a shared database, because it is not locked.
Splitting a shared database can help improve its performance and reduce the chance of database file corruption.
As you approach a hill,the truck downloads information about the road topography from a shared database.
In order to allow users access to your shared database from remote computers, you must allow a connection(called an exception) through the Windows Firewall.
To allow a user on a computer thatdoes not belong to your subnet to access your shared database, do the following.
In a shared database that is not split, the database objects themselves- tables, queries, forms, reports, macros and modules- are sent across the network, not just the data.
See the following procedures for information about how to complete the Startup wizard orswitch to using a shared database.
Note: If you create a local(offline) copy of the shared database and you make changes to any information, the changes are synchronized when your copy is reconnected to the shared database. .
If the road is not covered by the map, or the connection with the server should fail,the truck will fall back to shared database solution.
If you have been granted access and you connect to the shared database, you can view and update records and communication history items, create new records, and move records to and from the Deleted Items folder.
If you have already installed Business Contact Manager for Outlook,follow these instructions to connect to the shared database.
To connect to a shared database that is on the same computer as the one you are using, you must be granted access to the database, and you must complete the Business Contact Manager Startup wizard for your Outlook profile.
If the road is not covered by the map, or the connection with the server should fail,the truck will fall back to shared database solution.
If you delete all your shared databases, the changes you made to your computer's firewall and the Microsoft SQL Server Native Client network protocols when you chose to share your databases will still be in effect.
Note: For a greater level of security,all data that is transmitted between the shared database and the local database is encrypted.
If the shared database is on a different computer, you must be granted access to the database, you must have Business Contact Manager for Outlook installed on your computer, and you must complete the Business Contact Manager Startup wizard for your Outlook profile.
When you change the firewall settings, Business Contact Manager for Outlook clears this checkbox automatically to allow users access to your shared database.
When the Business Contact Manager database is shared, Business Contact Manager for Outlook automatically activates networking support toallow users on other computers to connect to the shared database by enabling both the TCP/IP protocol and the named pipes protocol.