Runtime Package

[Matt]

Has anyone successfully upgraded an Access 2003 with user level security to
2007 and been able to successfully create a package with the runtime files
and have it work properly?

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

Has anyone successfully upgraded an Access 2003 with user level security to
2007 and been able to successfully create a package with the runtime files
and have it work properly?

Looks like no one has an answer to your specific question. Are you
have any problems? Note that ULS does not work with accdb and accde
files.

Tony
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[Matt]

I was able to solve the issue, but I had to call Microsoft Support to do so.
The only issue I am having currently is posted under the general section and
is about the Linked Table Manager being blank for all databases in 2007, mdb
or accdb. Thanks for checking back in on this! BTW I ditched the ULS and
used the read only and runtime switches for the ones I don't want jacking
around.

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

BTW I ditched the ULS and
used the read only and runtime switches for the ones I don't want jacking
around.

Note though that anyone can take a copy of the MDB/ACCDB files home
with them and open them there in a retail version of Access.

Tony
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[Matt]

Thanks, I am using the accde also now!
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