necessary permissions

G

Guest

I applied user/group security to a database. Then it required redeveloping so
I removed the security. The database was then copied to a different PC where
it was further developed. No problems for some time, but then I clicked on a
button in a form that I hadn't tested since removing security and it gave me
the error : "You do not have the necessary permissions to use
the .mdb object. Have your system administrator or the person
who created this object establish the appropriate permissions for you. ".
This is not something that has been further developed since it last worked.

It seems to hit the problem at a particular part of the code that is run
on-click. The problem line is "Set dbs = CurrentDb".

I have tried specifying new and old .wmd's in a command line, but all to no
avail.

All suggestions greatly appreciated.
 
G

Guest

By WMD's I of course am not referring to weapons of mass destruction, but in
fact .mdw files.
 
J

Joseph Meehan

inbreda said:
I applied user/group security to a database. Then it required
redeveloping so I removed the security. The database was then copied
to a different PC where it was further developed. No problems for
some time, but then I clicked on a button in a form that I hadn't
tested since removing security and it gave me the error : "You do not
have the necessary permissions to use
the .mdb object. Have your system administrator or the person
who created this object establish the appropriate permissions for
you. ". This is not something that has been further developed since
it last worked.

It seems to hit the problem at a particular part of the code that is
run on-click. The problem line is "Set dbs = CurrentDb".

I have tried specifying new and old .wmd's in a command line, but all
to no avail.

All suggestions greatly appreciated.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];207793

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

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