To answer your question, from another computer no it was not. It looked as
though the .ldb file wouldn't allow it and would open a blank DB.
Removed secured copy and just posted new copy and have not applied any
security settings. Instead of using USL, setup through tools/security/user
and group permissions? I basically have two user groups, admins (3), full
permissions (insert, update, delete but not modify DB- 35 users). Thought USL
was they way to go since i know the user DB is going to increase.
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BRUCE BRYLA
"S Panja" wrote:
> First, avoid ULS.
>
> Second, can NBL.mdb be opened through the Start menu - i.e., without using
> the shortcut?
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> "BRUCE" wrote:
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> > Hello all, setup a database within a network shared folder with full
> > permissions. Using the USL wizard have setup two groups "admins" and "full
> > data users". When the USL wizard completed its function it created a shortcut
> > on my desktop which works and applies the security levels i set for each
> > user.
> >
> > My issue is that if i try and open the DB from any other computer that has
> > full permission rights to the shared folder the security settings are not
> > applied and if i try to set USL from that machine it gives me an error that
> > "the wizard can not be run when both logged in as admin and the database has
> > been previously secured" The DB is set to open as "shared" and the following
> > files are in the shared folder - "NBL.bak", "NBL.mdb", NBL.snp" and
> > "secured.mdw" I also copied the "system.mdw" into the folder bur USL still
> > not set. I am an intermeduate user, downloaded the "issue tracking" DB from
> > office website and made some modifications only. ANY HELP WOULD BE
> > APPRECIATED.
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