Modify secured table

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I have secured my database and have split it into a FE and
BE. I have assigned myself full permissions to work on
anything or maybe not which leads me to my question. I
wanted to go in and add a couple more field to a table but
it says that I don't have modify permissions but when I
open the FE back up and check the user permissions I've
got all the check boxes set for me to have administrative
rights. I'm also part of the administrative group.

Is there a problem since the BE is a linked table? Is
there another way to modify my BE table? Help Please!
 
Todd said:
I have secured my database and have split it into a FE and
BE.
Click to expand...

I hope you split it manually and didn't use the splitter wizard.
I have assigned myself full permissions to work on
anything or maybe not which leads me to my question. I
wanted to go in and add a couple more field to a table but
it says that I don't have modify permissions but when I
open the FE back up and check the user permissions I've
got all the check boxes set for me to have administrative
rights. I'm also part of the administrative group.
Click to expand...

You need to make design change in the backend, not the frontend.
 
Hi Todd,

Well you can't make design changes to a linked table you have to open the
database file where the table resides. I think your problem maybe that you
are not using the correct *.MDW file when you open the backend as when you
open the frontend.

I hope this helps! If you have additional questions on this topic, please
respond back to this posting.


Regards,

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Microsoft Access Support
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| I have secured my database and have split it into a FE and
| BE. I have assigned myself full permissions to work on
| anything or maybe not which leads me to my question. I
| wanted to go in and add a couple more field to a table but
| it says that I don't have modify permissions but when I
| open the FE back up and check the user permissions I've
| got all the check boxes set for me to have administrative
| rights. I'm also part of the administrative group.
|
| Is there a problem since the BE is a linked table? Is
| there another way to modify my BE table? Help Please!
|
 
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