Re: No login prompt
- From: neeraj <neeraj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 08:48:16 -0700
I have been following 'Access 2002/2003 Security Step by Step' to secure
database. I did the same again and used wizard. I followed Steps 16 through
32 ( I didn't do Steps 1 through 15 as I didn't want a different username
from my Windows username). Except in Step 24, I did assign a few permissions
to users.
I observed that after I click on 'Finish' in wizard, it takes an unusually
long time to show the One Step Security Wizard. In the report, it lists
Groups ( I didn't create any new groups so it shows only the defaults: Admins
and Users) and the users in each of these 2 groups ( It shows the new users
that I created here but doesn't include admin in the group of Users). It also
lists Users as a separate category and the groups that they belong to. Here
it doesn't show the new users that I created.
The wizard did create a shortcut though which prompts for username and
password which on being inputted opens the database. But the problem is still
there: I am able to open my mdb file by just double clicking on it.
I realize that I had set the password to Admin account in system.mdw only as
a test step and not as a part of recommended steps but thats the only thing
that I did additionally last time. Please advise me from here...
"TC" wrote:
> Neeraj, I suspect that you are not actually following the FAQ
> instructions /precisely/.
>
> You must do exactly what the instructions say - no more, no less - in
> the exact order that they say to do it - adding & omitting nothing.
>
> If you omit any single step, or do things in a different order, or add
> a step of your own at any point, the db might not be secured.
>
> If you follow a proper list of instructions, you will /not/ be able to
> open your secured db using the default system.mdw workgroup file, and
> you will /not/ be prompted for a username/passsword for every database
> including unsecured ones.
>
> If you /can/ open your secured db using the default system.mdw
> workgroup file, or if you /are/ prompted for a username/passsword for
> every database including unsecured ones, this means that you are not
> following the instructions correctly, or the instructions themselves
> are not correct.
>
> For example, you have said that you added a password to the Admin user
> in the default system.mdw. No proper set of instructions, will tell you
> to do that.
>
> HTH,
> TC
>
>
.
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