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Purnima Sharma
I want to assign a password to the report so that the user can open his/her
own report only. Can someone help. Thanks !
Purnima
own report only. Can someone help. Thanks !
Purnima
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Rick B
Assigning a password won't really help run the report only for a particular
person unless you build one report for each.
A better way is to setup User-Level Security. This forces each user to sign
on when he opens the database.
Then just include a filter in your report or a criteria in the query to only
allow them to see records for their userid.
This is a pretty common issue. Do a search and look for previous posts with
the following text...
"run with owner"
"RWOP"
"=CurrentUser()"
"only their records"
person unless you build one report for each.
A better way is to setup User-Level Security. This forces each user to sign
on when he opens the database.
Then just include a filter in your report or a criteria in the query to only
allow them to see records for their userid.
This is a pretty common issue. Do a search and look for previous posts with
the following text...
"run with owner"
"RWOP"
"=CurrentUser()"
"only their records"
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Purnima Sharma
Infact, the reports I made are for particularl person only. I have created
separate reports for the Director of Sales, Processing, and Closing. I have
to create passwords for these three individuals so that they can view their
own department's reports only. Thanks!
Purnima
separate reports for the Director of Sales, Processing, and Closing. I have
to create passwords for these three individuals so that they can view their
own department's reports only. Thanks!
Purnima
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Rick B
I would simply implement User-Level Security and then give them the
appropriate permissions, if it were me.
appropriate permissions, if it were me.
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Duncan Bachen
Rick said:I would simply implement User-Level Security and then give them the
appropriate permissions, if it were me.
You could also split your front-end and backend, and have each of the
employees have different front ends with only their reports in it.
Simplier, but not as secure obviously.