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win 2000 computer user name in form field.
Check out this link to my similar question. http://www.tek-tips.com/gviewthread.cfm/lev2/4/lev3/27/pid/181/qid/487011 JesseBalk's answer did it for me. I amended his/her code for my purposes. Copy this to a new module, I called mine GetUserInfo. ***************************** Option Compare...- dctii
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Capture W2K current USERID & Group & pass into a table
Thanks FancyPrairie, and JesseBalk. The API calls solved two of my three problems. I now have the Username/UserID and the Machine Name. I am still lacking the Windows 2000 Server group memberships (which I want to use to grant particular users of my database access to appropriate functions...- dctii
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Stopping MS Access database for maintenance purposes
Using Windows 2000: 1. See who's using the DB: Follow this trail on the computer hosting the database's data --> open Control Panel: Admin Tools: Computer Management: Shared Folders: Open Files, and check to see if your database's data file(s) are open. If they are, contact the user and ask...- dctii
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Capture W2K current USERID & Group & pass into a table
Colleagues: Using Access 2000, I need to capture the Windows 2000 userid (such as from whoami.exe) and group memberships in a form field and post it to a table when a record is edited. How do I do this? (I seem to remember this as a part of the concept of System Calls in Access 95, but can find...- dctii
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