RE: Users Logins
From: Donna Lambert [MS] (dlambert@online.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/08/02
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From: dlambert@online.microsoft.com (Donna Lambert [MS]) Date: Thu, 08 Aug 2002 15:40:56 GMT
Rideout,
Sue is absolutely correct...first start with Books Online. On the sql
server machine, go to start, programs, SQL Server, then choose the icon for
Books Online.
There are MANY different ways to accomplish what you want, so you will need
to do some research and decide which fits your environment best.
Thanks so much, once again, Sue!
Donna Lambert
Microsoft SQL Server Support
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| Hello,
| how do I setup up users to access my database?
|
| I already have the users accessing things in the SQL
| server envirmoment, but when I login using my front end
| (access data project) once try to access the store
| produceers, I get an error stating that I cannot open the
| procedure.
|
| I am wondering how do I get the users I want to do what I
| want..meaning I have 2 users joe and ann.
| Joe is allowed to insert, and view stuff in the database ,
| and ann canONLY read/view things in teh database..
| HOW DO I DO THIS??
|
| THANKS IN ADVANCE,
| RIDEOUT
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