Database password

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What's a "database password"? If you secure a database with a database
password, how secure is it?

Robert
 
Robert said:
What's a "database password"? If you secure a database with a
database password, how secure is it?

About as weakly as you can imagine except for Access 2007 where I hear it has
been improved. How much improved I am not qualified to comment on.
 
Thank you. How do you create such a password?

Rick Brandt said:
About as weakly as you can imagine except for Access 2007 where I hear it
has been improved. How much improved I am not qualified to comment on.
 
Robert said:
Thank you. How do you create such a password?

In Access 97...

Tools
Security
Set Database Password

I assume the other versions are similar.
 
When I try this it says it wants me to open the database for exculsive use.
How do I open the database for exclusive use?
 
Robert said:
When I try this it says it wants me to open the database for
exculsive use. How do I open the database for exclusive use?

The file open dialog should provide an option for shared or exclusive.
 
I'm not finding this. I'm using Access 2002. When I click on Open I get a
standard Windows popup.
 
....and then you select the file, and then beside 'Open' in the windows dialog, you'll see a drop-down - click it and choose Open Exclusive
 
I found it. Thanks. This seems to be a very simple security method. Is
there anyway to open the database if you forget (or don't have) the
password?

....and then you select the file, and then beside 'Open' in the windows
dialog, you'll see a drop-down - click it and choose Open Exclusive
 
There are plenty of password crackers to be found on the net, if you search.
 
I'm sorry Joan,
Can you tell me some samples of password cracker to me.

Thank's


There are plenty of password crackers to be found on the net, if you search.
 

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