I unsuccesfully completed the user-level security wizard, as I have closed
out of the database and reopened it and it does not prompt me to enter a
username or password. It just states that I need to get pemission for the
administrator or person who created it--which is ME! Now ...

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Hi, I am working on an audit project that involves security for Access, and
would love your thoughts and expertise.  I am an auditor, not a developer, so
please make your responses as idiot-friendly as possible.  
The company I'm working for uses logon authentication for their ...

Our company computers were recently upgraded to Windows XP with Microsoft
Office 2003.  We have 3 different Access Databases (in different directories
on our network) which all require the user to be part of a "Workgroup". It
appears that Access 2003 includes some added security ...

I created user-level security and created a desktop shortcut that everyone
can copy to their desktop.  When they click on the shortcut, the security
logon screen appears and everything appears to be working fine!  However, if
they happen to find the actual database file (.mdb) ...

I have created (my first) database with a user group. Unfortunately some of
the usernames and passwords I have created do not work. Using the security
wizard I have made them all with the same permissions, members of the new
data users group. When some of the latest users to be ...

Hi All :-)
I'm following the steps in this link to secure my database with linked
tables.  I get to step 12 and get the error "Not a valid account name or
password."  Obviously I'm doing something wrong...can anyone please explain

I have a microsoft acess database used in shared mode by 4 users.  Tha
database is on the network.
3 users can use the database with no problems and they logged in wit
the right permissions, but the 4th user have the message:  "Fil

Is there a way to detect a user by there windows login name, and input that
into a form (similar to currentuser())? The currentuser() is only useful to
me if I use that security which I don't need.
Thanks,

I found code to obtain User Names, Groups, Users in Groups, and Groups By
User, all done in VBA. So now I can see (and export to Excel) what's what in
my application's system.mdw.
I would like to programmatically get a list of the privileges granted to all

Currently, I'm using a database (Access XP) that is located on a network and
Shared by other users.  I recently copied the database from the network and
Pasted it on my desktop.  Next, I used the security wizard to create user
Accounts with different rights.  My problem occurs ...

I am building an app with security and the usual FE/BE, dev
workgroup/distribution workgroup files structure.  My question is how does
one deal with updating the BE for newer versions of the app that require
design changes in th BE tables?  One option is to install a new file ...

I need to recover the password from an access database. The database is just
a frontend application to a MS SQL Server (2000) database.
I've tried several password "recover" programs, but they all claim that
the .mdb file is /not/ password protected. Unfortunately, MS Access (2000)

I have a form with a subform. As the source object for the subform can change
at runtime I have created an 'All_Users' security group. All forms except
this one have 'Read Only' rights; The above form also has 'Modify' rights.
When I assign Users to the 'All_Users' security group ...

Im currently using uls, and would like to be able to:
1) log the users activity by using their user level security identitys to
map out their daily work and data entry.
2) Show the current users logged into the database by using the uls.