I'm going to create a database that needs to be accessed by about 50 users at
a time.  In the past I've created databases that lock and can not open
because it is already in use by other users.  How do I create the database so
that all users can access it simultaneously without ...

I think I messed up.  I had to wipe my harddrive and reinstall everything.  
Before i wiped the drive I made a copy of my documents, where all of my
access datavases are stored and put them on a DVD.  i install Office and
started pulling the databasses off of the dvd one at a time ...

I've developed a database in A2003 and installed it in a PC running A2K.
The database is split in 2, one for F.E. and another containing the tables as
the B.E.
Also, I have an MDW file which secures all the objects, granting levels of

I have several clients using my db that has pw protected code. From time to
time I create additions and updates to the db and would like to upgrade their
copies using "DoCmd.TransferDatabase". The complete file is very large and
hard to email.

Hello...I am developing a simple Access 2003 database.  I was changing
Startup settings under the Tools menu and disabled full menus at startup.  
Now because of this, I don't have the Tools menu to make changes to the
Startup of the data base so I can continue to design.  Can ...

After trying to install user-level security for one database on my computer,
all of my databases now require logon and password.  AND, the logon and
password that I created as the administrator DOES NOT WORK!
When I copy the databases and put them on my bosses computer, they open ...

I am using a Security Group file to secure about 10
Applications with between 1 - 30 users for each of the
applications.  I notice though that my MDW file size keeps
growing It's now upto 60 MB, however if I compact and

Hi,
I am a new user to Access 2003.  I have created a database with two forms
and several queries, but did not put in any security features.  I then tried
to zip up the file and send it to someone, but for some reason when they open

I've created several workgroup files to secure different databases. While
testing different scenarios I noticed the following
I renamed the workgroupfile that I was joined to, lets say from abcd.mdw to
abcd.old and when I started access and open the DB, it DID NOT asked me for

I use the Microsoft access security to log people in to the database as
either a user or an adninistrator.  I then use  a secondary login screen once
the user has gone through the initial microsoft access login,to determine the
format of the data screens eg with or without tool ...

Help
How many users can use the access database simultaneously and what about the
data security?

I am getting no Read permissions on MSys Access Objects when I open an mdb.
Any clues as where to start looking?
It's Access 2000.

Using Access 2003:  I am developing an application which is using
user-level security.  I have a custom mdw for this application (in
which user "admin" is NOT a member of the admins group, etc).
Initially, I had a single .mdb file for my development; however, since

I need a good tutorial on how to set up group and user accounts and assign
permissions.
Thanks for any referrals

Here's the deal: a user wants to secure her MDB. So I went to TOOLS /
SECURITY / WORKGROUP ADMINISTRATOR and created a new MDW file. Then I went
back into security and setup all the permissions and users. No problem,
everything worked exactly as I tohought it would.