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Message: [QUOTE="Norman Yuan, post: 1032137"] What do you actually want to secure? I assume it is the data in SQL Server database. That is, you want certain users access certain data (read only, or read/write). That is most database application needs on the regard of security. I do not see why you need to secure the front-end, which is just a program (be it Access front end or front end written in other language, such as VB). Whether a login dialog pops up or not, depends on your design of the front app. With SQL Server, if you use Windows Authentication, then there is no need to ask log in. You can control users' accessiblilty based on user's Windows user account or Windows domain security group. [/QUOTE]