If you and your clients are in a trusted domain environment, how about using
Windows Authentication method to authorize your users?
Create a Windows Group and make your clients member of that group and then
go to SQL Server (2005\2000?).
If it's SQL Server 2005:
Then fire up SQL Server Management Studio and go to Security\Logins. Create
a login for that Windows Group and give them necessary rights and
permissions so that they will be able to connect to the mentioned database.
If it's SQL Server 2000:
Then fire up Enterprise Manager and go to Security\Logins. Create a login
for that Windows Group and give them necessary rights and permissions so
that they will be able to connect to the mentioned database.
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Ekrem Önsoy
[quoted text, click to view] "MUSIWA" <MUSIWA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I appologise if this is silly but I am trying. I upsized my access mdb
> database to access project (adp) sql. It works very well now. my is I now
> copy it and I palce it in myclients and if I am logged into the clients
> the
> program works just fine but if my users are logged in it cannot connect to
> the data base. I know I have to authorize them to logg in but I do not
> know
> how. Please can someone walk me there slowly. I am using server 2003 and
> the
> full installation of SQL. My clients are using office XP and windows XP
> proffesional. Thankyou in advance