How Do I Get Information Connect To Database Access Of All Computer In Lan

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Hello everybody!

I have a database using Microsoft Access.
I have an intranet system with one server and five clients.

Now I put my database to the server to the client connection.
How can I get the information (Computer name,username, time) from the client access / connect to this database? Is Possible?

I use c #, Windows Forms, Visual Studio Express 2013 for desktop window, Microsoft Access 2013.

Any ideas or any help I am very grateful and consider it a lesson for me.
Thank you very much!

Posted 24-Sep-15 0:29am

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Updated 24-Sep-15 0:30am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-24T00:54:00

Firstly, don;t try to connect five clients to an Access database - it really isn't good at that, and has always given problems in anything other than single user access. For anything multiuser, you should look at SQL Server or MySql - most of your code should work with only trivial changes (Connection string, using SqlConnection and SqlCommand objects instead of OdbcConnection and OdbcCommand, that kind of thing).

Second, you can't get the connection info at the DB - Access doesn't do any processing at the server, that just serves up the DB content to the client PC as effectively a big file.