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Why can't I get to "Set Database Password"I am following the instructions for setting a password on my Design Master
but when I get to the "Set Database Password" step, it is grayed out and I cannot select it. What gives? You cannot set a database password on a replicated database.
-- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP beginnergirl wrote: > I am following the instructions for setting a password on my Design > Master but when I get to the "Set Database Password" step, it is > grayed out and I cannot select it. What gives? Yes, I read that but I'm trying to do this with the Master Design not a
replica. Show quoteHide quote "Joan Wild" wrote: > You cannot set a database password on a replicated database. > > -- > Joan Wild > Microsoft Access MVP > > beginnergirl wrote: > > I am following the instructions for setting a password on my Design > > Master but when I get to the "Set Database Password" step, it is > > grayed out and I cannot select it. What gives? > > > beginnergirl wrote:
> Yes, I read that but I'm trying to do this with the Master Design not a Hon, the design master *is* the first replica of a replicated database. If> replica. you want to set a database password you need to create a new database and import the user tables and other objects from the design master into this new database. Open this new database in exclusive mode and set the database password. Use this new database not the replicated database. Let me make sure I understand you. Once I have created a database, if I do
not set up the password in the initial phase, then there are no other opportunities after that? Show quoteHide quote "Granny Spitz via AccessMonster.com" wrote: > beginnergirl wrote: > > Yes, I read that but I'm trying to do this with the Master Design not a > > replica. > > Hon, the design master *is* the first replica of a replicated database. If > you want to set a database password you need to create a new database and > import the user tables and other objects from the design master into this new > database. Open this new database in exclusive mode and set the database > password. Use this new database not the replicated database. > > -- > Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com > > beginnergirl wrote:
> Once I have created a database, if I do If you set a database password on the database first you won't be able to> not set up the password in the initial phase, then there are no other > opportunities after that? replicate it later. If you want security you need to apply User level security. There is no way to use both replication and a database password.
-- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP beginnergirl wrote: > Let me make sure I understand you. Once I have created a database, > if I do not set up the password in the initial phase, then there are > no other opportunities after that? > > "Granny Spitz via AccessMonster.com" wrote: > >> beginnergirl wrote: >>> Yes, I read that but I'm trying to do this with the Master Design >>> not a replica. >> >> Hon, the design master *is* the first replica of a replicated >> database. If you want to set a database password you need to create >> a new database and import the user tables and other objects from the >> design master into this new database. Open this new database in >> exclusive mode and set the database password. Use this new database >> not the replicated database. >> >> -- >> Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com 
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