Security

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Douglas

I have a database on a network that I have disabled the
autobypasss key. Users log into the system with their own
username and password. I guess this helps a little but
another problem is that you can still open a differnt
database and import from the database that I am trying to
protect. I cannot password the whole database or I would
have to give everyone the password anyway.

How do you stop someone from importing from your database
to another database and /or writing to your database from
another database.

Thank you.

Douglas
 
You need to use Access "user level security". It is very capable, but also
quite complex to learn. Plan on spending >at least a few weeks< to get the
basic hang of it. Locate, download & study the "Access Security FAQ" for
detailed information.

HTH,
TC
 
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