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Protecting Back End Database

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KiaKia

KiaKia

Programmer
Mar 30, 2008
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HI,
I have corrently a workgroup which maintains security on my front end access database but the back end is not protected.
Please let me know How can I protect the back end.

Thanks,
Kia

 
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The exact same way you implemented security on your front-end, through the menues on Tools --> Security.

It would be easiest if you used the same security file for both front-end and back-end database.

 
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