Re: Make linked tables read only?
- From: Tim Ferguson <FergusonTG@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 10:27:15 -0700
"Carl Rapson" <cr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:uB4wdZbcFHA.3204@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> "Joan Wild" <jwild@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eFD46HacFHA.2756@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> The problem is, I don't want them making changes to
>>> the data or to the back-end data tables. So, is it possible to
>>> somehow link the data tables as "read only"?
>>
>> You can accomplish this by implementing security and giving minimal
>> permissions on the tables.
>>
> Thanks, Joan. I'll look through the information om your web site and
> see if it fits my needs.
>
Just to add an easier method:- you could show your users MS Query. This
is part of the default Office install (look for MSQuery32.exe) but there
is no shortcut created unless you make one yourself. Although it's
possible to write data-altering queries with it, it's not easy and
someone with that expertise can probably do it just as easily using Excel
or VB on their own. Basically, you get a full graphical query designer
with no work on your part!
You can combine the two if you like, with user level security protecting
the data and Query providing the user interface.
Hope that helps
Tim F
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