rpshi
06-23-2004, 08:38 AM
I need to send out tables to users to get some information. My boss wants these tables' structure to be unchangable. :confused: How can I do it?
Thank for the help.
Thank for the help.
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View Full Version : How to lock the structure of tables? rpshi 06-23-2004, 08:38 AM I need to send out tables to users to get some information. My boss wants these tables' structure to be unchangable. :confused: How can I do it? Thank for the help. ColinEssex 06-24-2004, 12:58 AM What do you mean "send out tables"? :confused: surely if people are using a database in the normal way then the table structure will be locked down as part of the Db construction. Col rpshi 06-25-2004, 07:08 AM Sorry I didn't explain it clearly in the earlier post. Acturally I just picked up this one so I'm not very clear about it. The condition is, we have a DB here and we are going to send a part of our DB to our customers to collect some information we need. We don't want them to change anything. How can I do it? I know there is a kind of files called MDE. I tried and failed. :( Rich 06-25-2004, 09:25 AM making an MDE will not protect the table structure, use Access security, and the best of luck cwoody 06-25-2004, 04:39 PM You bould be better off to create a form to accompany your table so they only have access to the fields which you specify. In the startup menu under tools deny them access to every view including the database view and use code to dissable shift overide.Start the database with your form. If somene tries to alter your table structure, they must be desperate.. :) :) PS remember how to reverse the changes but you should still be able to import the tables from an "Active" database from their reply. :eek: |