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    nkuebelbeck is offline Advanced Beginner
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    How to handle multiple user levels

    So, I've got this database that needs some users to be read only and some users to have full control. I applied the appropriate ntfs permissions but there is a problem. If a read only users open the database, and then a full control users opens the database its stuck in read-only.



    What is the best approach around this?

    The database is a 2007 accdb.

    Thanks in advance

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    Here is an approach that I use.

    http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=248191

    Alan

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    nkuebelbeck is offline Advanced Beginner
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    You solution would work, but would require giving full ntfs permission to all users. This might work, but it is risky. Someone could delete the database not knowing any better.

    I guess i'd prefer to not use the database to control access. It's messy and easy to get around.

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