Save Username and Password in re-logins (1 Viewer)

Milad_ATM

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How can save username and password a single login for each system in program next load ?
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How can save username and password a single login for each system in program next load ?
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This feature has piqued my interest as well. I'd want to set up a ranboo merch store. For client projects, I am continuously on the lookout for innovative and cutting-edge technologies.
 

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The purpose of a name/password login is to ensure those logging in can be identified & prevent unauthorised access.
If you save those values for future use, there is no point having a login system otherwise someone else can login with the previous user's credentials

If your organisation uses Active Directory, consider using that instead for managing logging in so that no passwords are stored in Access
But if that's not an option, passwords should be STRONGLY encrypted if stored in Access
 
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Try This Milad
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Just be aware of "SavedUser" table should be a local table in the Front End Copy not in the BE .
 

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Although we log in with the password and user name in the access forms, we cannot achieve full security. The safest way to do this is to set a password in the Set database password section of Access and distribute this password to users.
 

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