Oh wow - frustrating I'm sure.
Where is the data stored? Is it on local machine or on local network somewhere?

I would REALLY suggest playing around with any anti-virus software you have like I said below - I've seen this caused a zillion times by that.

Is this a new installation or have you had this working ok on this network before?


>Yes, this is the first time 20 machines have banged on this file, but I have a history with multi-user/massive data entry applications and this is the first time I've run into this issue with something that is such small-scale - and we were getting the message about 5-10 times a minute. Most frustrating
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>>Is this the first time you ever had 20 machines banging on the file? Even if the corrupted index problem only happens rarely, using views really is huge in eliminating that problem.
>>You might be able to play around with your anti-virus software - (don't scan network drives and maybe excluded your database files..etc) and get the problem to go away for now - but odds are it will resurface sooner or later - particularly if the number of users increases over time.
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>>>Actually, this is the first time I've ever had problems with this.
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>>>>You might want to consider using a view instead of hitting the table directly and I bet your problem goes away.