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User PermissionsWe have a proprietary application built in access ’97 when we copy the
application to other PCs then run the install routines some users lose their advanced permissions. Is there one file that contains user information? If so, where can we find that file? If it isn’t contained in one file where is this data stored? How do we copy exact user permissiuons from the original access db? Thanks On Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:47:12 -0400, "Sam" <bu***@qqq.com> wrote: The *object permissions* are stored in the .mdb file... but the users and>We have a proprietary application built in access ’97 when we copy the >application to other PCs then run the install routines some users lose their >advanced permissions. Is there one file that contains user information? If >so, where can we find that file? If it isn’t contained in one file where >is this data stored? >How do we copy exact user permissiuons from the original access db? > > > >Thanks > groups are stored in the associated .MDW file. It's pretty easy to goof up security; it SHOULD have been done using a separate custom .mdw file for each application, but it may well have been done using C:\Windows\System32\SYSTEM.MDW which is the default security file for all databases on that computer. Open the database in question, and select Tools... Security... Workgroup Administrator to identify the workgroup file in use. You may want to download and *carefully study* the Microsoft Access 2000 Security FAQ: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/207793/en-us -- John W. Vinson [MVP]
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"John W. Vinson" <jvinson@STOP_SPAM.WysardOfInfo.com> wrote in message --When I burned the application to CDs I had to burn the 4325MB DB file news:rjdgs45083dl8m7iffclisgqvmihq03cdm@4ax.com... > On Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:47:12 -0400, "Sam" <bu***@qqq.com> wrote: > >>We have a proprietary application built in access '97 when we copy the >>application to other PCs then run the install routines some users lose >>their >>advanced permissions. Is there one file that contains user information? >>If >>so, where can we find that file? If it isn't contained in one file where >>is this data stored? >>How do we copy exact user permissiuons from the original access db? >> >> >> >>Thanks >> > > The *object permissions* are stored in the .mdb file... but the users and > groups are stored in the associated .MDW file. It's pretty easy to goof up > security; it SHOULD have been done using a separate custom .mdw file for > each > application, but it may well have been done using > C:\Windows\System32\SYSTEM.MDW which is the default security file for all > databases on that computer. > > Open the database in question, and select Tools... Security... Workgroup > Administrator to identify the workgroup file in use. > > You may want to download and *carefully study* the Microsoft Access 2000 > Security FAQ: > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/207793/en-us separate from the application then when it was installed on the new server the db file was moved to another location i wonder if that somehow screwed things up. On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:37:30 -0400, "Sam" <bu***@qqq.com> wrote: Did you copy the .mdw file as well? That would be required for a secured>--When I burned the application to CDs I had to burn the 4325MB DB file >separate from the application >then when it was installed on the new server the db file was moved to >another location i wonder if that somehow database. Also if you copy a file from CD to hard disk it will come out read-only; you need to use Windows Explorer to reset it to read/write (both the frontend and backend). You may also need to relink the front to the backend. -- John W. Vinson [MVP]
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