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Active Directory and MS Access Object Level Permissions

Is there any way using AD to set object level permissions down to the
object level in MS Access, the way it is done internally via the
Access security workgroup? Does Active Directory offer the
functionality to assign certain permissions on certain objects
(tables, queries, forms, etc) within an Access database to certain
users or can this only be done via MS Access internal object level
permissions via mdw file?

Jun 26 '07 #1
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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 15:55:42 -0700, mo******@rfa.org wrote:

No. You can do this with Access security only.
-Tom.

>Is there any way using AD to set object level permissions down to the
object level in MS Access, the way it is done internally via the
Access security workgroup? Does Active Directory offer the
functionality to assign certain permissions on certain objects
(tables, queries, forms, etc) within an Access database to certain
users or can this only be done via MS Access internal object level
permissions via mdw file?
Jun 27 '07 #2

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