I am creating a secured database for users to access forms to submit
information that inputs into a table.  The information that is entered from
the form identifies which user input the data from using the currentuser()
function.  However, this still allows users to edit the ...

I am creating a database for users to submit information from forms into
tables.  I have the information linked to each indivual user by utilizing the
CurrentUser() function.  I would like the users to be able to read the table
but not be able to edit/add/delete information ...

I have a secured Workgroup on the network that I setup a while ago based on
the suggestions in the book, "Real World Microsoft Access Database
Protection and Security" by Garry Robinson. Per his recommendation I removed
the Admin from the Admin group and do not allow access to my ...

Not very savy in the whole security area but read Joan Wilds, Lynn Trapps
info and some other and got it to do what I needed from home office.
Wondering if I can secure a database  on my home computer - zip it up and
email it - with the desktop shortcut(to the secure database) to ...

My database is secure and password protected giving different access to
different groups.  I've created a new .mdw file in conjunction with this.  
I've joined this database with the new .mdw file. What I would like to do is
to find a way to run this secured database without ...

Hi i use a code from this forum, and its works at home , now i try another
place and i get this error
Set prp = dbs.CreateProperty(strPropName, _
       varPropType, varPropValue)

For the first time i have devloped a multi user application that required
user level security. This is fine for this application but now I find that
the same security applies to all my access applications most of which are for
my own use and don't need security.

I need MS Access 2000 to record the userid on a network on record so that I
can trace who work on that record - .mdb file is shared on a shared harddisk
via network ?

I'M DUMB. TOOK A YEAR TO REALIZE PC DAD GAVE ME IS ON HIS NETWORK AND UNDER
HIS CONTROL, SAME AS ALWAYS. IS THAT NOT ILLEGAL? I THOUGHT I REBOOTED AND
DISABLED HARDWARE SUCCESSFULLY WEEKS AGO. THOUGHT I WAS FREE AND CLEAR,
SUSPECTED OTHERWISE (YOU KNOW WHEN YOU'RE THE OWNER AND ...

my father knows computers inside out. he;s running about 4 machines of his
own (pchome, pcwork, laptop, handheld, who knows what else) and my pc on his
powerdesk program, which is ridiculous i wish i could put it out for
everyone. my dad's brilliant with computers but the man has ...

I am using Active Directory security in an Access 2003 database and it works
very well for contolling what the user can do from a form.  I disable the use
of the ShiftKey so the user has to work with my form when in my database.  
The problem I have found is anyone can link to my ...

I have set user level security up on the database used by my department,
which I'm the owner of all the tables, queries, etc..  I have given everyone
in my department a user name, assigned them to groups and gave each a
password.  While the security works on my computer others in ...

Hello,
Context :
I'm using VSS and the addin for Access 2003 for configuration management.
I have an Access database FE/BE with specific mdw (groups and users).

I am a new Access user and have created a simple table and a simple form.  I
then went into "Tools", "Security" and "Set Database Password".  I closed out
of Access, went back in, opened the database, was prompted for password and
got in, no problem.

I've created user and admin accounts but Access can't seem to differentiate
between the two.  I want users to have to log in to the database, not Access
and I want them to have VERY limited access to different areas of the
database.  Basically they should only be able to see a ...