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Ed Crawford
It seems that one either has full access to making
security changes or no access at all. I have a situation
in which I've created a database for someone and I'd like
to let ONE person at this company have the ability to
reset passwords but I don't particularly want them to have
full access to the security system for obvious reasons.
Any suggestions?
security changes or no access at all. I have a situation
in which I've created a database for someone and I'd like
to let ONE person at this company have the ability to
reset passwords but I don't particularly want them to have
full access to the security system for obvious reasons.
Any suggestions?