kodiak385
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Okay, so I know there is a TON of stuff in this forum alone on how to secure an Access database based on Windows login information, and so I apologize for adding to the clutter out there, but that's actually the problem -- I can't seem to find exactly what I need among the threads and threads of related info.
What I'm looking for is the most simple, basic way to identify which Windows user is accessing the database. I'm NOT looking to actually SECURE the database (yet), I just want to see who's using it, and display information pertaining to that specific user (for one example, a personalized greeting upon opening, among other things).
To keep this in simplest terms, is there a single function that will identify a windows login? If not, what is the simplest way to find it, preferably without enabling Access security?
Thanks
What I'm looking for is the most simple, basic way to identify which Windows user is accessing the database. I'm NOT looking to actually SECURE the database (yet), I just want to see who's using it, and display information pertaining to that specific user (for one example, a personalized greeting upon opening, among other things).
To keep this in simplest terms, is there a single function that will identify a windows login? If not, what is the simplest way to find it, preferably without enabling Access security?
Thanks