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Read Only TableGenerally, users should not have access to the tables at all. They should
be working in forms. You can take away all access from a table by a user. You can create a saved query that pulls the data you need from the table and set that query to "run with owner's permission". You can then base your forms on that query and give the users the appropriate access. This keeps them from messing around in the table and bypassing all the security you have built in your form. Rick B Show quoteHide quote "CP" <C*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:87D2FC69-6879-410D-8171-0D7E3CFEE22F@microsoft.com... > Hi: Is it possible to make a table read only when it is open? |
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