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passthrough password
Is there a way to create passthrough queries without the password in the connection string, then allow the user to designate a password once for all the queries run so they don't have to keep entering the password for each query?
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Hi Michael,
Welcome to the forum! I won't be conscious much longer, but they are some true Access geniuses that might be online in a few hours. Could you provide more details about your database?
I am assuming that you are linking to an external DB. What kind is it and how are you connecting? ODBC, etc.
All the best,
Mike
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If the users are connecting to a SQL server, and you are using a DSN, then they will only have to log on to the server the first time they run a query or open a table etc.
This assumes that you have set up an account that uses SQL Server authentication, and not Windows NT authentication.
Does this help?
mmcdonal
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