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C # and network shares database

I am sure that this was asked earlier, but I am developing an application that should have a network resource database. I have no way to configure a dedicated SQL server, so my only option is a file-based database.

Initially, 5-10 users will be used, which will mainly read from the database and write only a couple of times per hour at most.

I read here that people recommend that I stay away from Access, but what other options exist to achieve what I want?

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I suggest either using SQL Server Compact Edition or SQLite .

None of them require a server to start (they are based on files), and both of them are more fully functional and reliable than the Access database.

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