Easier yet, use Windows security. Give them read only priv. on the .mdb file.
More details here:
Introduction to .ldb Files
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=299373
This article includes the following statement:
"If you plan to share a database, the .mdb file should be located in a
folder where users have read, write, create, and delete privileges. Even if
you want users to have different file privileges (for example, some read-only
and some read-write), all users sharing a database must have read, write, and
create permissions to the folder. You can, however, assign read-only
permissions to the .mdb file for individual users while still allowing full
permissions to the folder."
Tom
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Well, you could implement Access security...
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I've created a shared database where I am the primary editor of it. How can
I lock this database so that all others can only view it in read-only mode
even when I'm not using it at the time?
Thanks.