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I have a secure production MDE database. ULS is setup and I want to keep
users out of design mode of tables, queries, forms,etc. Through the ULS, a
disabled AllowShiftKey property, Startup Properties and VBA code I am able
to keep users boxed in pretty good. But I want to keep the semi-casual hacker
out of copying /linking to the data.
The MDW associated with the database has no group permissions and only 3
users, Admin (zero capabilities), "dbusers" belonging to the Users Group and
"dbowner" belonging to the Admins and Users group. What I want to try and
prevent is the following scenario.
Creating a new database, join the Workgroup defined above, reopen the
database with "dbusers" username/password (which they have in their shortcut)
and import external data from the production MDE database. Because it's an
MDE they can't import the Forms, Reports and Modules, however the Tables and
Queries are available for importing!
Am I missing something? Is there a property that I need to set or is this
just a hole that ULS has missed?
Does anyone (Joan?) have a solution comment or reccomendation?
Your help is truly appreciated!
users out of design mode of tables, queries, forms,etc. Through the ULS, a
disabled AllowShiftKey property, Startup Properties and VBA code I am able
to keep users boxed in pretty good. But I want to keep the semi-casual hacker
out of copying /linking to the data.
The MDW associated with the database has no group permissions and only 3
users, Admin (zero capabilities), "dbusers" belonging to the Users Group and
"dbowner" belonging to the Admins and Users group. What I want to try and
prevent is the following scenario.
Creating a new database, join the Workgroup defined above, reopen the
database with "dbusers" username/password (which they have in their shortcut)
and import external data from the production MDE database. Because it's an
MDE they can't import the Forms, Reports and Modules, however the Tables and
Queries are available for importing!
Am I missing something? Is there a property that I need to set or is this
just a hole that ULS has missed?
Does anyone (Joan?) have a solution comment or reccomendation?
Your help is truly appreciated!