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    hansdbase is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Moving and Securing Access


    Thus far, I am the only one using the database I created. But now, I need it to be used by others simultaneously while I maintain control over the tables, queries, forms, and code. I just need certain forms to be available to certain people. I am guessing the first step is to split the database. But when I split it, how can I add security so that no one can reasonably access the tables or code directly? My early thoughts are this is not going to work in access and I at least need to convert the tables to sql server after I split the database. If you have any experience in this, can you please tell me what you think works best? Thanks.

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    The following link may be of interest: https://mendipdatasystems.co.uk/impr...594461803.html
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