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How to make all access to linked table read-only

Anyone know a way to make all access to a linked table, in another
Access MDB, read only?

I really don't want all the hassle of implementing full access security.

I can't do this at the server file system because in some front ends the
user needs update access.

I want to give users access to the data for reporting with their own
queries and reports. I just don't want to take a chance on them
updating the data via such tools.

Bob
Nov 13 '05
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Bob Alston 写道:
Anyone know a way to make all access to a linked table, in another
Access MDB, read only?

I really don't want all the hassle of implementing full access security.

I can't do this at the server file system because in some front ends the
user needs update access.

I want to give users access to the data for reporting with their own
queries and reports. I just don't want to take a chance on them
updating the data via such tools.

Bob


Nov 13 '05 #21
You are correct, but read this first.

http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0036.htm

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Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP
"Br@dley" <n0****@4u.co m> wrote in message
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Wayne Morgan <co************ *************** @hotmail.com> wrote:

Ever tried hiding them in code? I think you can nly unhide them via code
which is sometimes useful. (I haven't done it myself though).

Nov 13 '05 #22
Wayne Morgan wrote in message
<kr************ *****@newssvr33 .news.prodigy.c om> :
You are correct, but read this first.

http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0036.htm


Does this apply to the .SetHiddenAttri bute method of the
Application object, too? Available starting with the 2000
version, I think.

application.set hiddenattribute actable, "mytable", true

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Roy-Vidar

Nov 13 '05 #23
I don't know. Actually, it appears that in newer versions of Access that
this bug may be fixed (whenever I've tried it the bug hasn't happened), but
there has been no official word that I'm aware of that the bug was fixed.

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Wayne Morgan
MS Access MVP
"RoyVidar" <ro************ *@yahoo.no> wrote in message
news:mn******** *************** @yahoo.no...
Wayne Morgan wrote in message
<kr************ *****@newssvr33 .news.prodigy.c om> :
You are correct, but read this first.

http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0036.htm


Does this apply to the .SetHiddenAttri bute method of the
Application object, too? Available starting with the 2000
version, I think.

application.set hiddenattribute actable, "mytable", true

--
Roy-Vidar

Nov 13 '05 #24
This thread is helpful. I have a situation where I am Linking a bunch of
different DB Tables to a laptop for work. I want all the DB's on the laptop
to be Read Only but I can only find info on how to make the Forms Read Only.
Can I lock down all the linked Tables on my Laptop?

Thanks,

Robert

"Bob Alston" <tu************ ****@cox.net> wrote in message
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Wayne Morgan wrote:
While this won't stop them if they get access to the database window, you
could make the queries "Snapshots" . Snapshots are read only and any
subsequent object based on that query will also be read only for data
that comes from that query. Also, reports aren't a problem, there is no
editing data that the user can do in a report. The problem would come it
if you give them access to a form or query (or the table itself) that is
read/write.

GREAT.

In the interim read about a way to relate the table to a table in a
read-only db and use the resultant query.

Your's is cleaner. And I understand I can hide the linked table entry
(but not sure how to unhide it to see it again).

Bob

Nov 13 '05 #25

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