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MS Access Forum / Security / July 2005

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First Time at user level security

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Steve Scott - 28 Jul 2005 13:03 GMT
I have been through a length tutorial to get me up and running with user
level security. But all it seems to have achieved is the allowing of
different users to start up access on my PC.  What I actually want is to
secure one specific database only with user level security ie when they open
the database file it prompts them for a User name and passord. For all other
databases I don't want this to happen.  Is this possible?  I also want a log
file updated that logs the time the User opens and closes the database - is
this possible??

Thanks in advance.
TC - 29 Jul 2005 04:26 GMT
Steve, the only way to do it is to follow a detailed list of written
instructions - adding and omitting nothing. Just using the wizard
and/or Help files, is simply not enough.

I'm deducing that you are only using the wizard or help files - because
if you were using a proper list of instructions, you would not be in
the spot you are now!

Try the Access Security FAQ, often referenced in this newgroup. Or,
some of the regular posters (not me) have links to their own sets of
instructions.

HTH,
TC
 
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