Since my previous blog posts about Access Web Apps, I’ve had multiple questions on how to back them up. If you’re on premise, you could deploy a backup plan that allows you to roll back your data (and structure) to previous versions, but that won’t cut it as your forms and rules won’t be backed … More Backing up Access Web Apps
This blog post is part of a series. You can find the first post here: Part 1: Document Integration for Access Web Apps in SharePoint Online The next post will be posted soon (I guess) Part 3: Bringing it together: serve SharePoint documents in an Access Web App Exit OAuth It’s been a while since … More Part 2: Accessing SharePoint resources
This blog post is part of a series. The next two posts are coming soon: Part 2: Accessing SharePoint resources using OAuth Part 3: Bringing it together: serve SharePoint documents in an Access Web App Table of Contents Access Web App Linking documents to structured contracts Apps for Office What’s in a name An example: … More Document Integration for Access Web Apps in SharePoint Online
When you create an Access Web App in SharePoint Online, in the back-end a SQL Azure database is created. From your Access Client, you can enable Read-Only or Read-Write connections to that SQL Azure database. For this, you need to go to the File tab in the Access client and click on Manage and click … More Access Web App (2013) – Client with IP address is not allowed access to the server
Sebastiaan Mindreau's Blog 