Where To Begin With Security

Aug 24, 2005

Currently have several access databases (with SQL backend) in use in our company - certain people see all of them, certain people can only see some of them. This is just basically controlled by putting certain ones on their desktops and not others.

Looking to get a complete security lockdown on all of them - eg one main screen where a password is entered and that defines which other ones can be opened and which screens within the current one can be viewed.

What are the security/password options in Access?
Is it able for instance to base the level of security on our network login name/password?
Or do you need to enter a password every time you open Access which then is used somehow to define access rights to each screen and each database.
Any advice apreciated.
Thanks

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