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MS Access Database Security Question
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Name: Ben Rubinger
Date: June 25, 2002 at 11:26:18 Pacific
Subject: MS Access Database Security Question
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Comment: Hi,
I'm trying to set up my access database so that the administrator can do anything but a user cannot delete records. I got this to work after lots of toying, but now, when I open ANY database on my computer, it prompts me for login info. What's worse, I emailed the database to a friend, and he was able to open it without a password! It seems that the security is only enabled locally on my computer. I set up a workgroup file as I was asked to do, but I'd also like some clarification on what it does. Anyone know anything about security in MS Access? (I'm using ver. 2002) Thanks a lot...
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Name: DaveStL
Date: June 26, 2002 at 05:57:54 Pacific
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Reply: If you haven't already, look at article Q305542 at Microsoft's web site. Its a good starting point.
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