I don't know if this will solve the problem, but what happens if you
create a new schema with only the tables you want your users to view and
grant access to that view to your access user.
Or an I completely wrong? Could be, 'cause I never tried it...
On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 13:35, Smitha V. Babu wrote:
> Hi to all...
> I am facing a small problem..
> I created a database in MSAccess with 5 tables,1 form,1 query and report .
> I want my client to view the report only..not the entire database...
> What should i do..
> He should not able to even view tables...
> Does anyone can help me..
> Any help is appreciated...
> Thanking in advance
> smitha
>
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