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logon under another usernameI have converted a 2003 db to 2007, and stripped the user-level security out
of it by making all items have the lowest seciruty level, and managed to allow logons thru the .mdw (db is still .mdb format) without users having to go through a 'logon' procedure anymore. Now, I need to re-institute user-level security again, and am having problems. Whenever I logon, I am 'Admin', and the database is owned by me, under my initials as the owner, not Admin. I need a way to logon again under my initials, not Admin. Any help out there, please? -- Eldon Give the admin user a password. Next time you try to open a db with the
secure workgroup, you'll be prompted for user name and password. Change "Admin" to the db owner's name, give the password and you're in. Chris Eldon wrote: >Whenever I logon, I am >'Admin', and the database is owned by me, under my initials as the owner, not >Admin. I need a way to logon again under my initials, not Admin. -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-security/200905/1 That simple answer is what I needed, Thank you Chris.
-- Show quoteHide quoteEldon "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" wrote: > Give the admin user a password. Next time you try to open a db with the > secure workgroup, you'll be prompted for user name and password. Change > "Admin" to the db owner's name, give the password and you're in. > > Chris > > > Eldon wrote: > > >Whenever I logon, I am > >'Admin', and the database is owned by me, under my initials as the owner, not > >Admin. I need a way to logon again under my initials, not Admin. > > -- > Message posted via AccessMonster.com > http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-security/200905/1 > >
IGNORE SECURITY!
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