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From: nevw on 28 May 2010 01:29
I wish to link some Dbase 111 Tables into an Access Table. Can they be linked
as read Only?
Linking Dbase 111 Tables into Access 2003
From: Arvin Meyer [MVP] on 28 May 2010 03:01
I think that the read only attribute, would need to be enforced by the dBase
database. That said, if you only view the files through a form, you can
easily lock the controls so they can't be edited. Reports cannot be edited
either. Assuming that you don't give your users access to tables by hiding
the database container or the navigation pane, you should be OK.
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>I wish to link some Dbase 111 Tables into an Access Table. Can they be
>linked
> as read Only?
> Linking Dbase 111 Tables into Access 2003


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