I want to create a database with Access and I want some specific
characteristics for the security aspect.
I want that the database can be opened by anyone in "read only" but, if
someone wants to apply modifications, he has to enter a password. Only some

need some help solving some replication problems
I have an acess database that has a front end and a back end
I have replicas of the back end running on PC that are not in a network - every 2 days they are sync. with the main replica to update
I now want to have them do the sync. ...

This is in regards to Jay's message posted May 14, subject Error Message Clarification. My issue is as follows. I am attempting to delliver a secure database in which none of my users belong to Admins. I need one user to be able to compact the database periodically so I created a ...

I am about to impliment a database that will be stored on a server allowing access by the users via a workgroup.  Does the workgroup also need to be stored on the server allowing access to it from each of the workstations and if so does access neccesarily need to be installed on ...

I have a database that I split (front end ... back end) have apply/create security policies ... group group/accout with various permissions.  On the server at work it works just fine!  You cannot open the database without using the shortcuts that I created that refer to the mdw ...

What reference book or other resource item is recommended
reading for learning to establish security levels across
a pc network on a single access database?
More specifically, read/write autorization security as it

I don't know if this is the place I should post this but
I'm having an issue with my Access 2002 database.  It
appears that a user was in the database and had computer
problems; so now there's a .LCK file on my database, the

I have designed a database for keeping track of training
records.  Information about each training session is in
one table, and attendance is in another.  The user
interface is form (session)/subform (attendance).

I can't see a solution in here?  I too want to know how to stop pop-up adds continually displaying (I only get them in internet explorer).  I have purchased a Norton package but it is not loaded on my current P

We have an Access database (2000 format) that, on some user's PCs, opens
(when double-clicked) without a prompt for the user name and password, while
on other user's PCs, will prompt for the user's name and password.  We do
NOT want the user to have to enter their user name and ...

I've gone through the process on setting up different
levels of permission and security settings...for certain
objects within the database for people to see.
I would like to allow permission to open up a form but I

Can anyone advise on the following security question:
We have a data mdb b/e (with Workgroup file) on a central server with
clients connecting via application mdb f/e's installed on their own PC's.
When a client connects to the data, how does the data travel between the b/e

I am noticing that tables that I've imported from other
databases are now being "owned" by Engine instead of
Admin, like the internal tables.  How is this happening?  
I am not able to see these tables unless I display Hidden

I created a data base using Access 2002 and created a
workgroup file as well to set my users permission and all
that.
This file will be used by many users with different levels

Thanks for resolving my previous issue, things run fine
now on MY machine. However, when we start the multiuser
environment, I'll get Error 3045 "Could not
use "Admin";file already in use. When the other user