Robert Gracie
robert at servicexp.com
Sun Jan 29 10:42:44 CST 2006
To start off, I'm am fairly familiar with user level security, or at least I thought I was... I'm upgrading a secured Access 2000 DB to Access 2002. I had some initial trouble using the old mdw with the newly converted db. So I de-secured the db, imported all the objects into a new 2002 db container and ran the security wizard (I created a new mdw (duplicate, from original mdw info), all went well. I created 2 groups Manually, and assigned all necessary perms both in FE and BE. So in testing I discovered that the only user, object owner, used to create the new FE db can successfully relink tables and other functions. So I gave FULL permissions for my 2 manually created groups on all objects in the FE, & BE and then assign a user to one of the groups, still no go. So I assign the user to the "Admins" group (still assigned to the full permissions group I created) as a test (the Admins group has completely revoked permissions to EVERYTHING) and whola links perfectly. The user has NO implicit permissions, they are all inherited. I have worked with jet security for quite some time, but this has be baffled... Does anyone have any ideas on this...? Robert Gracie www.gbsysnow.com