In my front end access 2003 application I need to prevent that multiple
users are opening this file at the same time. is there a way to do this?
regards
Rob

I have a database that only 1 person will be editing data. However about 60
people will have permission to certain forms. My question is if only one
person will be editing and everyone else will just be able to view data, is
it still necessary to split?

I have a form which has a button that runs code to create a new query in VBA
every time it is clicked (the old query is first deleted). I would like other
users to be able to run this code also, but have not found a way to set the
permissions in VBA to do give them permissions ...

I wasnt sure where to put this, but heres my problem.
I send my customers updates to the various .mdes in their application
through a hyperlink on a web page.  Sometime in the latest set of security
updates for IE7, they started making the mde download as an mdb through the

Hello all, setup a database within a network shared folder with full
permissions. Using the USL wizard have setup two groups "admins" and "full
data users". When the USL wizard completed its function it created a shortcut
on my desktop which works and applies the security levels ...

I am not too sure where to ask this so I have opted for here.
At the moment I have one database for holding employee records. I am
currently re-developing it but it has been suggested to me by one manager
that each department has its own database.

I'm new to my department and starting to make changes to the production
database.  The owner of this database is no longer here.  The database is
secured by the security workgroup, "secured.mdw".  It won't allow me to
export my new queries and form changes because of permissions.  ...

I'm trying to run a "make-table" querie that will create a table on
protected database but, every time I try to run the querie, I get a message
saying that the password is wrong.
The command line that in the querie is

I am trying to apply a certificate we purchased from COMODO to an Access 2003
database on XP Pro.
Access was able to find the certificate. Viewing details showed valid dates.
Certificate status is OK.

I had a digital self certificate on my old computer.
I want to use the same certificate on my new one.
How do I get the certificate from the old computer to the new one?
Is it just a file I can copy over?

I have created a database with a password form where i put username and
password. That is working very well.
Now i have a question: its possible define permissions to users and
administrator, using this form, and not permissions of the database? If is

I tried to create a workgroup through the user-level security wizard, but now
that I tried to open the database a message box displays "you do not have the
necessary permissions to use the '.mdb' object" and I deleted the files that
were created as soon as the wizard finished by ...

Have I misunderstood the difference all along?
Can/would anyone out there take just a moment and explain, from Microsoft's
point of view, exactly what shared access means and what exclusive access
means?

To secure a database I read everywhere that I should remove Admin from
the group Admins.
But why?
I've scured a database with the wizzard and after that I put back

Hi, all,
I don't know what is causing this strange problem, but my database is giving
me user permission error.
The user Id is workgroup administrator Id and has all privileges.