Actually, while converting to a literal .exe is impossible, you CAN
make your database easily distributable to end users. If you get the MS
Access developer extensions (it only comes as a part of Visual Studio
Tools - which is $500) you can distribute your database with a run-time
version of access. As far as visibility goes, the run-time version of
access doesn't allow you to go into design view so other users
shouldn't be able to really mess with anything, though your database is
still just a normal .mdb.
Rick Brandt wrote:
Luc wrote: Is it possible to compile an mdb-fil to en exe?
No
I want the source Table's te be invisible and not possible to make
querries or import the tables to an other mdb...
Use Startup Properties to hide the db window and then implement Access User
Level Security (advanced topic).
The above are "barriers". It is not possible to secure Access data from a
person who knows how to use Google and is willing to spend a few bucks.
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