RE: User level security applied to all db's
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If you have not specifically created a workgroup file associated with this
database, you might have inadvertently set user level security into
system.mdw, which is causing this error.
"AdeyS" wrote:
> I created a database with user level security. The database is called db1.
> The problem is that other databases that I have created such as db2, db3 and
> so, now behave as if I set them up with user level security which I did not.
> the databases that were not set up to have user level security are in
> different folders from the one with security implemented.
>
> What this means is that when I now try to create a new database or open one
> of the non-secure databases the Logon dialog box is displayed asking for Name
> and Password.
>
> What is causing this?
.
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