Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Tue May 19 07:57:44 CDT 2009
Also, and I apologize to everyone, I should've included this in my earlier response -- we have a SQL Server list. You might get more help there. Susan H. In SQL Server they have "Roles". You can still use your Windows Authentication but you will have to set up a userid on the sql server for each user and then assign them a role. You can set up an Access form to assign people roles and pass the T-Sql to set them up through a pass through query.