Hi
I haven't managed to get DJ Steel's DSN Code to work (it's on Google), but before I spend my time trying to get it to work.
I just need to confirm something.
If the tables in access use DSN Less connections, they will connect without asking for the main password (That's a fact)
What I need to know is that if someone imports the table into a new database, will they still be able to access the tables?
Right now, I did test with our current database that is connecting to MySQL via ODBC. But if I import the tables, I can still connect without needing password. That's because I saved the password for linking tables as I do not want our users knowing the main password to get into the tables.
What is the best route to take on this as this is the only thing I need to do to complete my project for work?
Much appreciated.
Jeff
I haven't managed to get DJ Steel's DSN Code to work (it's on Google), but before I spend my time trying to get it to work.
I just need to confirm something.
If the tables in access use DSN Less connections, they will connect without asking for the main password (That's a fact)
What I need to know is that if someone imports the table into a new database, will they still be able to access the tables?
Right now, I did test with our current database that is connecting to MySQL via ODBC. But if I import the tables, I can still connect without needing password. That's because I saved the password for linking tables as I do not want our users knowing the main password to get into the tables.
What is the best route to take on this as this is the only thing I need to do to complete my project for work?
Much appreciated.
Jeff