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I'm trying to establish security for a database by using
selective permissions.
I have multiple PCs with different users sharing a
networked database.
I've figured out how to create the SYSTEM.MDW file on a PC
using the WRKGADM.EXE program. Once I've done this, I can
create users and groups, and can assign selective
permissions to forms, reports, etc... in the database.
Here's my problem:
- When I open the same database from another PC, it
doesn't have the same SYSTEM.MDW file, and doesn't
recognize/limit by user.
What do I need to do?
- Do I have to follow the same procedure on each PC that
will open the database?
- Can I put the "tuned up" SYSTEM.MDW file up on the
network somewhere and have all PCs point to it?
- Can I copy the file "SYSTEM.MDW" from my PC to each of
the other PCs?
- Other ideas?
Thanks
Jim
selective permissions.
I have multiple PCs with different users sharing a
networked database.
I've figured out how to create the SYSTEM.MDW file on a PC
using the WRKGADM.EXE program. Once I've done this, I can
create users and groups, and can assign selective
permissions to forms, reports, etc... in the database.
Here's my problem:
- When I open the same database from another PC, it
doesn't have the same SYSTEM.MDW file, and doesn't
recognize/limit by user.
What do I need to do?
- Do I have to follow the same procedure on each PC that
will open the database?
- Can I put the "tuned up" SYSTEM.MDW file up on the
network somewhere and have all PCs point to it?
- Can I copy the file "SYSTEM.MDW" from my PC to each of
the other PCs?
- Other ideas?
Thanks
Jim