I lock my own databse

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shiro

Hi All,
I have create a db in my computer in my company.
When making this db I use account 'user',which mean
I have no rights to have this db exclusively.
I just performed one step security wizard to my db
( I don't really understand with this ),and in the end
I can't open my db anymore,Access just sent me
a message

"You don't have necessary to openfile c:/my document//.
Have your system administrator or the person who estabilish
approriate permission for you"

I don't know what I made wrong,I'm confuse.
Please somebody help me,How do I retrieve my db can
be opened again.please....
 
shiro said:
Hi All,
I have create a db in my computer in my company.
When making this db I use account 'user',which mean
I have no rights to have this db exclusively.
I just performed one step security wizard to my db
( I don't really understand with this ),and in the end
I can't open my db anymore,Access just sent me
a message

"You don't have necessary to openfile c:/my document//.
Have your system administrator or the person who estabilish
approriate permission for you"

I don't know what I made wrong,I'm confuse.
Please somebody help me,How do I retrieve my db can
be opened again.please....

I suggest you start by reading
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];207793

Access security is a great feature, but it is, by nature a complex product
with a very steep learning curve. Properly used it offers very safe
versatile protection and control. However a simple mistake can easily lock
you out of your database, which might require the paid services of a
professional to help you get back in.

Practice on some copies to make sure you know what you are doing.

Access 2007 as it doesn't support user-level security.
 
MDB isn't reliable enough for real world usage

if you know ANYTHNIG about databases
move to SQL Server
 
MDB isn't reliable enough for real world usage

if you know ANYTHNIG about databases
move to SQL Server

Sorry about Aaron - you get all types in a public forum!! Sometimes he even
uses his own name.
 

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