Web Based DataBase Lock Fields after data entry

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Is there a way to lock the fields after data has been entered into a web data
base?

example: I have 5 fields after the user enters their data and they move on
to the next field i need to have that field to lock so that it can't be edit
by the user is this possible?

Thanks,
 
Not without some custom coding, easiest solution is to take the user to another page with the next
set of field to be edited, however the user can still use the browser's back button.

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how about in the data base?
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Thomas A. Rowe said:
Not without some custom coding, easiest solution is to take the user to another page with the next
set of field to be edited, however the user can still use the browser's back button.

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When you use a Access database on the web, you are not using the Access application. Even with using
Access, I don't believe you can lock individual fields on the fly.

You can lock a record in Access or on the web while it is being edited, but I don't think it is
possible to have the record open for writing and locking individual fields.

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