I recently had my PC shut down suddenly whilst Access 2003 was open
and appeared to loose some queries. They reappeared when I selected
"show system objects".
But! I cannot open some of them - I get "could not read definitions;
no read definitions permissions for query ".
When I go to User and Group permissions and try to select Administer
permissions I get error message re "do not have Administer
permission".
I am the only person using this PC and could access the queries before
the sudden shutdown of the PC.
Re: permissions problem? ... no read definitions permissions for query ". ... When I go to User and Group permissions and try to select Administer... I am the only person using this PC and could access the queries before ... (microsoft.public.access.queries)
Re: permissions problem? ... no read definitions permissions for query ". ... When I go to User and Group permissions and try to select Administer... I am the only person using this PC and could access the queries before ... (microsoft.public.access.queries)
Re: User-Level Security & Split db ... "administer" permissions for all queries (and the message ... The users have administer permissions on the *links*, but not on the tables in the backend. ... in that SQL, I noticed it ended with the "owner's ... (microsoft.public.access.security)
Re: User-Level Security & Split db ... "administer" permissions for all queries (and the message ... then log in as a member of the data-entry group,... The users have administer permissions on the *links*, but not on the tables in the backend. ... (microsoft.public.access.security)
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