I am trying to learn VB to use in access 2010, I am using VB 2010 also.
I have a data base which has a form for multi user login which needs to be linked to a multi user login form. In the multi user login form I have check boxes to restrict unauthorised personnel access to data base parts they are not authorised to use. I.E. if the check box is checked they have access to personal folders and another one for accounts etc.
The check boxes include:-
Human Recourses
Secondly the code so that the forms are greyed out so they have no access to.
Route of entry would be: User launches access 2010 and goes straight to a main menu wit all available database provided log in details are correct. The administrator has the main code to enter the authorisation form.
I am doing this for two reasons, firstly to understand coding and secondly I want to use it in my job to make things easier for my self.
Any help would be very much appreciated. I also want to learn from the code as in my early days of coding!
Thanks a million.
I have a data base which has a form for multi user login which needs to be linked to a multi user login form. In the multi user login form I have check boxes to restrict unauthorised personnel access to data base parts they are not authorised to use. I.E. if the check box is checked they have access to personal folders and another one for accounts etc.
The check boxes include:-
Human Recourses
- Health and Safety Records
- Training
- Sales
- Work equipment
- Vehicle Management etc.
Secondly the code so that the forms are greyed out so they have no access to.
Route of entry would be: User launches access 2010 and goes straight to a main menu wit all available database provided log in details are correct. The administrator has the main code to enter the authorisation form.
I am doing this for two reasons, firstly to understand coding and secondly I want to use it in my job to make things easier for my self.
Any help would be very much appreciated. I also want to learn from the code as in my early days of coding!
Thanks a million.