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Why the Dataverse connector?
Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean by "can't share an Access DB using Dataverse tables".
You should be able to share it with other users. The users must be members of the tenant and environment where the Dataverse tables live and have the right permissions set. I see no difference in these requirements for Access compared to other frontends and users for Dataverse like Power Apps etc.
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Karl
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I think I found the error.. Users cannot use an encrypted Access front .accde file which renders the dataverse like a read only file. I am testing a new solution. It looks like users need the full .accdb file instead. The downside is that I have install the full file with all the local tables and dataverse tables, so dataverse clearly isn't a viable datasouce for a networked Access environment for me. I was hoping DV would actually replace the need for local SQL server machine, but doesn't seem to be the case.