We all can do that but it is unlikely. If you read up a bit on how to use
A2K0 to access SQL Server database and the permission is set correctly on
the SQL Server database, you shouldn't be able to create havoc on the
database.
Perhaps, you should check out the book "Microsoft Access Developer's Guide
to SQL Server" by Mary Chipman / Andy Baron / et al.
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