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No Access to DatabaseI created a mdw file. As soon as I open the mdb (after joining th new mdw), I
get the message "You do not have permission to open the database. Have the appropriate person who created the database assign permissions". When I look at the user and group accounts, I can see the users but cannot modify anything, even with the wg administrator having admin rights. Your help is appreciated. You obviously did something more than just 'created a mdw file'. Doing that
alone does not result in no permissions. Are you saying that you had a secure mdb, lost the mdw, and so created a new one? The permissions are stored in the mdb file, while the mdw stores usernames/passwords/groups/group membership. Are you using the correct mdw file to open the mdb? Are you logging in as a user that is a member of the Admins group? You can't just create a new mdw and expect it to work. You'd need to carefully ensure that you use the same strings/PIDs when you recreate the mdw. -- Show quoteHide quoteJoan Wild Microsoft Access MVP Deonv wrote: > I created a mdw file. As soon as I open the mdb (after joining th new > mdw), I get the message "You do not have permission to open the > database. Have the appropriate person who created the database assign > permissions". > > When I look at the user and group accounts, I can see the users but > cannot modify anything, even with the wg administrator having admin > rights. > > Your help is appreciated. Check whether you are using the same mdw file as that used for mdb creation.
-- Show quoteHide quote*************************** If the message was helpful to you, click Yes next to Was this post helpful to you? If the post answers your question, click Yes next to Did this post answer the question? "Deonv" wrote: > I created a mdw file. As soon as I open the mdb (after joining th new mdw), I > get the message "You do not have permission to open the database. Have the > appropriate person who created the database assign permissions". > > When I look at the user and group accounts, I can see the users but cannot > modify anything, even with the wg administrator having admin rights. > > Your help is appreciated. Thank for responding. Yes I am.
Show quoteHide quote "S Panja" wrote: > Check whether you are using the same mdw file as that used for mdb creation. > -- > *************************** > If the message was helpful to you, click Yes next to Was this post helpful > to you? > If the post answers your question, click Yes next to Did this post answer > the question? > > > "Deonv" wrote: > > > I created a mdw file. As soon as I open the mdb (after joining th new mdw), I > > get the message "You do not have permission to open the database. Have the > > appropriate person who created the database assign permissions". > > > > When I look at the user and group accounts, I can see the users but cannot > > modify anything, even with the wg administrator having admin rights. > > > > Your help is appreciated. 
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