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David W. Fenton
The point of splitting the database is to allow multiple users to
access the back end (i.e.: the data) at the same time.
And each user should have an individual copy of the front end.
The point of splitting the database is to allow multiple users to
access the back end (i.e.: the data) at the same time.
You can leave the database in MDB format, and Access 2007 will
then still support user-level security. It's only in the ACCDB
format that there's no ULS.
David W. Fenton said:Yet a whole lot of people (and I'm not referring just to lunatics
like Aaron Kempf) seem invested in propagating the myth that ULS
(and replication) are not supported at all in A2007. Any time I see
someone say that I immediately think "this is not someone who gives
reliable advice -- I will discount anything I see from them in the
future."
So the only way to get user-level security is to
change it to .MDB, and therefore I would loose the database
features that are only available in 2007?