If multiple users use the same form to edit hours entered in a time and
billing database, is it possible to prevent a user from viewing other
users/employees hours worked.  What I'm trying to do is identify if the
current user selecting the employee name is selecting his or her ...

Hi. I createed a security for my front-end. I create the MDW file and for the
front end I think there's no problem. but what about my back end? I tried to
joined the front-end workgroup but it's not working, if I click two times
into back-end it automatically opens.

I have a secure back/front-end app in A97. Works fine and some of the config
data is held in a second secure database, which can only be accesses by a
RWOP query in the front-end.
What I'd like to do is have an - Unsecured backend - but with one table

I need to secure my DB. I did the following:
-Created a workgroup file and joined it.
-Created a new DB while joined to the new workgroup.
-In security removed Admin from Admins group and added myself.

I have a database that contains salary information for each employee. I want
each Manager to be able to see/edit only records of their staff. How can I do
this?

I have a problem that Word documents referring to an MS Access mdb for merging cannot find the mdb anymore. Even redefining the mdb
link from Word does not work. Word says that the mdb was not found on the network location, where it definitely is.
Could it be that this was caused ...

I have a database that I've set up with two security groups - the
first is read-only access for general users, the second is an Admin
account that should allow full access.  I used the instructions that
have been posted here a few times.

It was suggested I repost this problem here.  Please don't yell out
about multi posting.
I have a problem where I copied the front end of an application to the
local office server.  If a user opens the front end they get an

I was installing my Access 2003 on client machines and found everything
working normally on the development machine with full Admin rights.  I
installed on a few client machines and found that any machine with full Admin
rights could run reports, but non-Admin machines couldn't.  ...

Im pretty new to Access security and was lloking for some advice. I am
looking to setup user level security on a Access db and am having the
following problem.
When I setup the users and passwords in a standalone environment it

I currently have a database that I created with Access 2003. It is set up
with a password to open it. I would like to set up a second password that
will open the database, but open it in read only. Anyone know how to do this?

I have an access mdb database that was created by another user who is no
longer with the company. I believe it was created with Access 2000 and I am
using 2003 to open it. It works fine but will not allow me to add any new
records. I have full rights to the folder but when I go ...

When I attempt to turn my access 2003 mdb into an mde i am informed by
access that it cannot perform the operation because i have too many objects
(or something like that).  what are my other options to prevent users from
accessing the underlying vba code or the db window?

Hi, created a mdb with access 2003 and put it on a networked pc and setup an
odbc connection for it. It works fine for me from any other pc (using a
shortcut to a form within the databse.) However any other user gets a read
only message upon launching the form?. Have looked ...

I write this on Borland Delphi:
command = 'select * from mytable where name = "' + Edit1.Text + '"';
Users can write SQL injection commands in Edit1.Text.
How to avoid this?