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Is is possible to track or stop someone from importing your tables
from a unprotected db?

Is it possible to track of stop someone from linking to your tables in
a unprotected db?
I have a back end and front end app. The front end has linked tables.
the back end has is protected by a password. I see that you cannot
link to a linked table, but you can import a linked table. I would
like to leave the front end unprotected.

David
Nov 26 '07 #1
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On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 05:29:19 -0800 (PST), gumby
<gu************ @cox.netwrote:

No.
No.

If you want real security, Access is not your best choice. You may
have to go to a server database like SQL Server. There is a free
version for light use.

-Tom.

>Is is possible to track or stop someone from importing your tables
from a unprotected db?

Is it possible to track of stop someone from linking to your tables in
a unprotected db?
I have a back end and front end app. The front end has linked tables.
the back end has is protected by a password. I see that you cannot
link to a linked table, but you can import a linked table. I would
like to leave the front end unprotected.

David
Nov 26 '07 #2

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