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Can one user be joined to multiple workgroups at the same time?I have several databases that are secure for which have different workgroups.
And sometimes a user needs to be able to work in more than one of these. Is there another way besides unjoining from one database and joining another everytime? Thanks! Donna Rae wrote:
> I have several databases that are secure for which have different "Joining" a workgroup just means "make this one my default" so no, you cannot > workgroups. And sometimes a user needs to be able to work in more > than one of these. Is there another way besides unjoining from one > database and joining another everytime? Thanks! have more than one default. What you can do though is use a workgroup without joining it. You just specify it as a command line argument when opening Access. This is usually done by creating a shortcut with a target line like... "Full Path to MSAccess.exe" /wrkgrp "full path to MDW" "Full Path to MDB" (specifying the MDB to open is optional) -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com You might consider securing these databases using the same workgroup file.
-- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP Donna Rae wrote: > I have several databases that are secure for which have different > workgroups. And sometimes a user needs to be able to work in more > than one of these. Is there another way besides unjoining from one > database and joining another everytime? Thanks! 
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