I have a DB in Access 2003 which I want to deploy.
I've already applied all the necessary security settings.
I've also added a Form called frmInitialOpening which calls all the necessary
initialization procedures. This Form is set as the startupform of the DB
in order to be opened at the first opening.
The last procedure called by frmInitialOpening is the setStartUpForm,
which, as denoted by its name, sets the correct StartUpForm for the DB.
The problem is that due to some wrongly defined Permission,
the above procedure fails to set a StartUpForm.
My question is, which privilege is responsible for allowing such a change,
and in case it is something general like "Administer"
how to revoke it after setting the startupform.
I've already applied all the necessary security settings.
I've also added a Form called frmInitialOpening which calls all the necessary
initialization procedures. This Form is set as the startupform of the DB
in order to be opened at the first opening.
The last procedure called by frmInitialOpening is the setStartUpForm,
which, as denoted by its name, sets the correct StartUpForm for the DB.
The problem is that due to some wrongly defined Permission,
the above procedure fails to set a StartUpForm.
My question is, which privilege is responsible for allowing such a change,
and in case it is something general like "Administer"
how to revoke it after setting the startupform.