Re: Back end not secured.



"Dylan Moran" <DylanMoran@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:D82C40A5-66ED-4ACA-8623-FAF87F2BF9A8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Keith,
>
> Did as you said and still the same. I opened my secure front end, then
> close
> it but keep Access open. Open a new blank database and import all of the
> objects from the unsecured BE. Then opened my front end and linked to my
> new
> backend. But still the same result, no security on directly opening the
> backend. Can you explain how your process applies the security to the new
> backend.
>
Well that was just the starting block. I assumed that, since you'd secured
your FE that you'd know to remove permissions from the "users" group - did
you do that for all objects, including the "database" object?

Regards,
Keith.
www.keithwilby.com


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