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Tim
In Access 2002, I have the following line of code:
fs.MoveFolder strCurrentFolderPath, strNewFolderPath
This test okay. However, in production the user get Error
70 - Permission denied. I watched as the user replicated
this error then immediately performed the exact same
action manually -- moved the folder (strCurrentFolderPath)
to the location (strNewFolderPath) -- with no error.
strCurrentFolderPath is on a network share and
strNewFolderPath is on the user's machine.
Question, does Access inherit the permissions of the
user's Windows logon? I must assume not, since the same
task is allowed by the user but not the Access process.
Where does Access get it's permissions?
Any ideas?
Tim
fs.MoveFolder strCurrentFolderPath, strNewFolderPath
This test okay. However, in production the user get Error
70 - Permission denied. I watched as the user replicated
this error then immediately performed the exact same
action manually -- moved the folder (strCurrentFolderPath)
to the location (strNewFolderPath) -- with no error.
strCurrentFolderPath is on a network share and
strNewFolderPath is on the user's machine.
Question, does Access inherit the permissions of the
user's Windows logon? I must assume not, since the same
task is allowed by the user but not the Access process.
Where does Access get it's permissions?
Any ideas?
Tim