Create basic user for one database
- From: css <css@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2009 10:56:02 -0700
We have several databases split on our network, with the front end on each
machine & the back end on the server.
I have created individual users with passwords & assigned them to groups,
usually the default 'Users' groups, so that I can specify at a group level
what each individual has access to in each database.
Now we are creating a new database & management would like to have a generic
user called 'Service' with no password. This user needs to be able to log in
to this one particular database and run a query that will create a temp file,
then it will merge the data with a Word template. All is done, except for
setting up the security.
I tried to create a new user called 'Service', and remove it from all of the
groups. I got a message saying that I could not remove it from the default
User's group. Not sure what to do now; this user is only authorized to open
just this one database from any pc. By it being in the 'User' group, they can
open anything without a password.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Connie
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