Kevin,
I have never done this through CF, but I have through VB. It seems that
JET, the Access database engine, will verify security rights on each
instance, kind of like what SQL Server does. Access might have to be loaded
on the server, or at least the JET and DAO files. Access will return back
an error if a user with no write permissions tries to run an action query.
Chris Nebinger
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From: Kevin Langevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 7:34 AM
Subject: Access permissions...
> Does anyone know how to (if it's even possible) embed Access security
> permissions (for example, setting read access only) on an Access file to
be
> copied to a server that isn't running Access?
>
> I've a friend who wants to set the permissions once, in the .mdb file
> itself, and be able to upload the DB to a CF server and not have to set
the
> permissions in the ODBC datasource. I'm no Access guru, but I'm thinking
> that it's not possible. Are Access permissions even embedded in the .mdb
> itself?
>
> <CFUG-SFL Manager>
> -Kev
> </CFUG-SFL Manager>
>
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