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"Cheryl" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am a little confused.. or having some duh moments.. but anyway... if I have
> a subweb created in frontpage but I only want to access One database in the
> main web directory fpdb connection and not create another connection in my
> subweb.. How do I do this. I either want to connect to an Access database in
> another folder separate from the the web site (in which case I am not quite
> sure how to do that) OR I want to use a connection I have made in the main
> web connection because my logic would dictate if I import and create another
> connection, I won't have the same up to date information as the main web
> site. I want to divide my intranet web site into administration, engineering,
> plant so I can apply certain permissions to the subweb. However, they all
> need to access the same Access database and right now my preliminary pages
> are in the main web site. Engineering can do certain things that the plant
> can't. Of course, administration can do everything.. so I thought the best
> would be subsites... my dilemma is the database. There would be less than 20
> people connected at any one time. How else do I only let certain departments
> do certain things. If I check by logon name... well I would have to re-code
> every time we get a new employee. I only want certain people to be able to do
> certain things..like their own timesheet.
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