Securing Data
Securing Data
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I have a membership database of about 1000 records containing names, addresses, interests, monies paid for various activities, etc.
As annual renewals are processed, one or possibly two volunteers (who may have had experience with Excel only) will be upgrading the membership table via a renewal form and query.
What precautions can be taken to minimize the possibility of these volunteers contaminating or destroying the database?
The computers used will not be networked, which means some method of integrating the volunteers' work must be devised.
As annual renewals are processed, one or possibly two volunteers (who may have had experience with Excel only) will be upgrading the membership table via a renewal form and query.
What precautions can be taken to minimize the possibility of these volunteers contaminating or destroying the database?
The computers used will not be networked, which means some method of integrating the volunteers' work must be devised.
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RE: Securing Data
Did i mention making a backup (and possibly more than one per day per volunteer).
Once all of the work has been completed on the separate pc's, extract the data into delimited files, sort into the appropriage sequence, and load the combined data.
RE: Securing Data
Lion Crest Software Services
Anthony L. Testi
President
www.LionCrestSoftwareServices.com
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