I'm planning on migrating my application to java and so I'm attempting to create my own security (user/pass) form with MS Access to sort of simulate the workgroup security.
Ok, I have a table I call "tblSecurity" with two fields (user & password)
I've created an unbound form that accepts the username value into the "txtuser" field and the password value into the "txtpassword" field.
I want these values to be checked against the "tblSecurity" table and if there is a match then, I would like for a query to execute which would contain my where clause Ex: "Where Forms![Login]![txtuser] & Forms![Login]![txtpassword] = tblSecurity.username & tblSecurity.password" (I'm using concatenation as you can tell)
And Now, My Main Form opens
If there is no match found I would like for the program to simply close and I know how to accomplish that (close the program that is)

Please Help!
Ok, I have a table I call "tblSecurity" with two fields (user & password)
I've created an unbound form that accepts the username value into the "txtuser" field and the password value into the "txtpassword" field.
I want these values to be checked against the "tblSecurity" table and if there is a match then, I would like for a query to execute which would contain my where clause Ex: "Where Forms![Login]![txtuser] & Forms![Login]![txtpassword] = tblSecurity.username & tblSecurity.password" (I'm using concatenation as you can tell)
And Now, My Main Form opens
If there is no match found I would like for the program to simply close and I know how to accomplish that (close the program that is)
Please Help!