Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Wed Aug 31 15:57:06 CDT 2011
User permissions on the application itself? I've come across a situation in the past where running a compact and repair on a database ended up with RW permissions for the admin account that it was done by, but RO rights for all other users. I had to re-set the permissions on the file every time it was manually compacted. -- Stuart On 31 Aug 2011 at 13:07, Darrell Burns wrote: > I have an app that's been developed in A2010 on my Windows7 machine > running Office2010 32bit. Autoexec runs a proc called > "AddTrustedLocation" (which I picked up from UtterAccess) that inserts > registry settings to add the app's current database as a trusted > location. I created a runtime with the Package Wizard, tested it on > the same development box and everything works fine...the registry > settings are properly updated and the app opens into the Switchboard. > But when I install the runtime on a different Windows7 machine (also > with Office 2010) it crashes on opening. I confirmed that the folder > is trusted via the registry settings. > > So I disabled the Autoexec and all the Switchboard startup procedures. > At least the app opens the Switchboard, but now I get a "This database > has been opened read-only" message. I suspect that this is why it was > crashing before I disabled everything. This is a front-end to a > SQLServer database but I do have a few local tables I use for > temporary storage, so read-only is a show-stopper. The folder it's in > has full privileges. I confirmed this by copying in the accdb version, > and it works just fine. What would be the cause (and remedy) for this > condition? > > -- > AccessD mailing list > AccessD at databaseadvisors.com > http://databaseadvisors.com/mailman/listinfo/accessd > Website: http://www.databaseadvisors.com >