Hi,
You will have to build that function yourself.
Ideas:
- Create a table that stores the number of times a user signs in
- In your FrontEnd application write a routine that reads and updates that
table
Regards,
Eric Butts
Microsoft Access Support
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| With my Access 2002 secured application (split front
| end/back end), how can I prevent the same user from
| logging into the application more than 1 time? Is there
| some setting in the User Permissions area that I need to
| set on the user? Can this be done with the Access built
| in Logon screen that appears prompting for a UserName and
| Password, or do I have to do this somewhere in my Front
| End database initialization process?
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