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access thread: Security on a database with attached Access tables.
Message #1 by "David Bradley" <davidbradley@h...> on Wed, 11 Jul 2001 00:42:22
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How can I implement security on a database so that the user can log into
the front end mdb and the backend mdb will still be secured meaning that
the same users could access it but not anyone else?
Thanks,
David
Message #2 by BPulliam@B... on Wed, 11 Jul 2001 09:00:13 -0500
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An easy little trick is to set up a database password on the back end using
the tools menu.
Then re-link the front end to the back end.
You will have to provide the password only once to establish the link
(Can't remember is you have to do it for each link or not). from that point
forward the front end will have permission by default.
The nice feature is that if someone should be nosing around and trips into
your back-end, they will not be able to access it w/out the password.
The only people that will be able to access that back-end's data w/out the
password will be the folks that have a copy of the front-end on their local
machines.
It's not fool proof, but it does keep the unsophisticated nosy-roses out!!
:)
Hope this helps,
Brian Pulliam
Berkley Risk Administrators Company, LLC
IS - Benefits
920 Second Avenue South, #700
Minneapolis, MN 55402-4023
PH# xxx.xxx.xxxx
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How can I implement security on a database so that the user can log into
the front end mdb and the backend mdb will still be secured meaning that
the same users could access it but not anyone else?
Thanks,
David
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