Someone on our network has set an Access database (on a server) to "read only" when it previously was not and locked everyone out from writing to the database. Is there a way to find the computer (person) who has the database set to "read only".
Thx
Theres nothing in Access that would store something ofthis nature, so I think you are out of luck there.
I would suggest possibly posting this message on another TekTips forum to do with Networking, who might be able to offer you some advice whether it is possible to follow some sort of audit trail that can point you to the offender.
This probably won't work but you can give it a shot. If you go to file via explorer and right click on it and choose properties, see if the read only box is checked and then uncheck it.
Like I said, I can't say that this will work but I guess it is worth a shot.
I think with this post, 9star is implying that he would prefer advice on how to find out how he can discover the person that changed the read only status (rather than how to change it back) - any suggestions?
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