This support statement is provided by the Product Management Team.
This article covers the support for shared
Microsoft Access Database files that reside on network file shares.
McAfee Enterprise can't provide support for shared Microsoft Access Database files when the database file is encrypted with FRP.
Issues have been reported when multiple users access an encrypted
Microsoft Access Database on a file share simultaneously. The issue relates to several Input/Output operations on the file server and the remote clients. The file status can sometimes be incorrectly reported to the client Operating System. When the incorrect status is passed to the client, locking of Microsoft Access Database files might occur. The locked status can lead to the following:
- File reported as in-use
- File locked erroneously
- Possible file corruption.
The detailed workflow relating to this issue is represented in the following diagram:
McAfee Enterprise recommends that you use a client-server, such as a
Microsoft SQL solution. SQL can share database information and database security solutions to protect the data in this database.
Contact your McAfee Enterprise account representative for the database security solutions from McAfee Enterprise.
- If you are a registered user, type your User ID and Password, and then click Log In.
- If you are not a registered user, click Register and complete the fields to have your password and instructions emailed to you.
