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Remove or disassociate a mdwHi all, is there any easy way to just unjoin, from a mdw file that is
associated with my database? I have made several, but i work for a very large orgainization and someone from ISD ??? says they didn't do it (create this nightmare for me) created an mdw file that has more than the default, all users are admin mdw. I really doubt there is a simple solution or it wouldn't be much of a security file right? -- Mark N Join the default workgroup with the workgroup administrator. Tools >
Security > Workgroup administator. Click on the join button and browse to the default workgroup file. It's named system.mdw. You may have to search for it on your pc. Chris Microsoft MVP Mark wrote: >Hi all, is there any easy way to just unjoin, from a mdw file that is >associated with my database? I have made several, but i work for a very >large orgainization and someone from ISD ??? says they didn't do it (create >this nightmare for me) created an mdw file that has more than the default, >all users are admin mdw. I really doubt there is a simple solution or it >wouldn't be much of a security file right? Hi Chris,
Thank you for the quick response, I found that the default security mdw is the one that has been tampered with, it shows: the users employee number, creator, users and admin, but I cannot open it under any of the others. The only one that will open is the employee's. How do I change these settings? I know not to delete it or no one will be able to open it, but if I can't open it as the creator or admin how can I change anything? -- Show quoteHide quoteMark N "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" wrote: > Join the default workgroup with the workgroup administrator. Tools > > Security > Workgroup administator. Click on the join button and browse to > the default workgroup file. It's named system.mdw. You may have to search > for it on your pc. > > Chris > Microsoft MVP > > > Mark wrote: > >Hi all, is there any easy way to just unjoin, from a mdw file that is > >associated with my database? I have made several, but i work for a very > >large orgainization and someone from ISD ??? says they didn't do it (create > >this nightmare for me) created an mdw file that has more than the default, > >all users are admin mdw. I really doubt there is a simple solution or it > >wouldn't be much of a security file right? > > -- > Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com > > Also should have mentioned its office/access 03
-- Show quoteHide quoteMark N "Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" wrote: > Join the default workgroup with the workgroup administrator. Tools > > Security > Workgroup administator. Click on the join button and browse to > the default workgroup file. It's named system.mdw. You may have to search > for it on your pc. > > Chris > Microsoft MVP > > > Mark wrote: > >Hi all, is there any easy way to just unjoin, from a mdw file that is > >associated with my database? I have made several, but i work for a very > >large orgainization and someone from ISD ??? says they didn't do it (create > >this nightmare for me) created an mdw file that has more than the default, > >all users are admin mdw. I really doubt there is a simple solution or it > >wouldn't be much of a security file right? > > -- > Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com > > 
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