Is it possible to give users the ability to make changes to a table with the forms, but make them unable to open the table itself? There are a few fields that I dont want anyone but myself able to make any changes to, and if there is a way to do that without having to setup another relationship that would be ideal. Thanks.
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Securing tables
- Thread starter madrappin
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Hi,
Search for 'security' in MS Access Help.
MS Access has a complete security system that you define in whichever way you want - from application down to field level.
ATB
Darrylle
Never argue with an idiot, he'll bring you down to his level - then beat you with experience. darrylles@yahoo.co.uk
Search for 'security' in MS Access Help.
MS Access has a complete security system that you define in whichever way you want - from application down to field level.
ATB
Darrylle
Never argue with an idiot, he'll bring you down to his level - then beat you with experience. darrylles@yahoo.co.uk
madrappin
Use a front end / back end database so at least the end user can not directly access the tables.
Here is a link to read at your leasure with links to other sources...
Richard
Use a front end / back end database so at least the end user can not directly access the tables.
Here is a link to read at your leasure with links to other sources...
Richard
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