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Duncan Edment
I've created a database for 8 users. Each user should only be able to view
/ edit their own details, so I added User & Group Account security to the
database. The database, BTW, is run off a network server, but is not split
into back/front end, running Windows 2000 and Access 2000.
Each user has a User name that is the same as their LAN ID, and each user
has specified a password to access the database. This information is, I
believe, held in the file system.mdw. What I've done is this:
1. On my own work PC, I've setup the accounts and created the
system.mdw file, which is located in my "My Documents\Windows"
folder;
2. I've then copied this file into a temporary directory on the
server;
3. I've asked each user to copy the file from the temporary
directory, into their own "My Documents\Windows" folder,
overwriting the file that is there;
4. They then open the database, but it does not ask them for a User
ID / Password. They are all logged in as me, the database Admin
user;
What am I doing wrong here?
Duncan
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/ edit their own details, so I added User & Group Account security to the
database. The database, BTW, is run off a network server, but is not split
into back/front end, running Windows 2000 and Access 2000.
Each user has a User name that is the same as their LAN ID, and each user
has specified a password to access the database. This information is, I
believe, held in the file system.mdw. What I've done is this:
1. On my own work PC, I've setup the accounts and created the
system.mdw file, which is located in my "My Documents\Windows"
folder;
2. I've then copied this file into a temporary directory on the
server;
3. I've asked each user to copy the file from the temporary
directory, into their own "My Documents\Windows" folder,
overwriting the file that is there;
4. They then open the database, but it does not ask them for a User
ID / Password. They are all logged in as me, the database Admin
user;
What am I doing wrong here?
Duncan
--
Newsgroups are like one big sandbox that all of us
UseNet kiddies play in with peace & harmony.
Spammers, Cross-Posters, and Lamers are the
people that pee in our big sandbox.