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After working so hard to develop an advanced Access application using VBA, it is important to make sure that the application is capable of performing well and handling the number of users you expect. You also want to make sure that the end users are not able to modify the database source code and design without the proper permission. After you have fine-tuned, secured, and tested the application, you are ready to implement the application by distributing it to end users. However, after you distribute the application to end users, your job is still not finished. Access applications need to be backed up and compacted periodically to ensure that they remain in good working order and that they can be recovered from a backup if corruption or deletion occurs.
This chapter covers:
Writing applications to handle multiple users
Improving actual and perceived performance of the application
Using the Performance Analyzer to help improve performance
Adding security to prevent unauthorized access or modification
Distributing applications to end users
Backing up, compacting, and repairing applications
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