How can I make it that a user can view enteries that that user created in the
form, but not other enteries that were created by other users.

Here is my current config: I have a code database and a
data database.  I am using linked tables to access the
data database on the network.  I use a global variable to
hold the database connection open on a single table so

I don't know what I did, but I skrewed something up.
This is what I think I did.  I have a test database (a copy of our live
data) on my hard drive.  I've been working at adding groups and users to
that table and got everything set up almost the way I wanted.  I then got

I have a mdb file in server. A user is doing input. Others cannot open this
mdb file and got this message "the database has been placed in a state by
user 'Admin' on machine 'ACNT01' that prevents it from being opened or
locked"

Is there a way to tell what permissions a user has to either enable or
disable menu items based on the permissions they have rather than letting
the error handler tell them they don't have permission to do an option that
was enabled on the menu or elsewhere?

I just recently acquired a digital certificate from Verisign.  It states that
its purpose is for Secure Email and Client Authentication.  My digital
certificate works fine in Outlook 2003 for signing and encrypting.  Will this
work for digitally signing my Access 2003 VBA ...

I inherited a poorly implemented database, but I wont bore you with the
details.  No security is implemented.
The database is on a server and used by multiple users (sometimes
concurrently)

I have setup IAS with Certificate Authority. On IAS i have enable
PEAP-MS-CHAP v2, policy for Windows-Group and NAS-Port-Type to 802.11.
I want to do Certificate base authentication and user based authentication
as well. It seems like CA is not playing any role here because I am ...

I have read in the AccessAdvisor about how the Access
security can help prevent database corruption. I was a
advisor tip from a reader.
Does anyone have any experience with this statement being

I am the creator of the database and have contacted my administrator to make
me a full administrator and I can not open my database.  Each time that I do
it give me the error: "You do not have the necessary permissions to use the
'<file name>' object.  Have your system ...

I have Offfice 2003 on my computer.  For some reason everytime I open a file
in Access a LOGON box comes up. It ask's for a name and a password.  I didn't
set that up.  How do I get ride of it.  I can't open any of my work on this
computer. I can ge to another computer and it ...

Hi, I have two accounts: Administrator and daniel.  daniel has limited
control over c drive, full control over D drive.  Other accounts on D:
Administrator(full),     ASP.NET(modify on down),     Debugger Users(modify
on down),     SQL Debugger(modify on down),     SYSTEM (full), ...

Version Access XP.  Sharing db with Lan no server, no split database.  6
users with different permissions.  It has been working fine until SP3 is
updated.
One user has the permissions of Backup Operators and Update Data Users.  

Is there a way to permanently hide the database window except for certain
users?  Also,  I need to develop a security scheme that is unique for each
user and specific to each table.  Can the security wizard handle that?  If
so, how should I go about setting it up?

I have a database which will eventually be used by people who will need read
only access and people with write access. The whole database needs to be
available to people with write access. For people with read only access they
cannot edit anything but need to be able to view all ...