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MSAccess VisualBasic Command Help
So I'm creating my own user-level security thing and I have some basic code experience but not much. Anyway what I have right now is a if statement to check the password put into the Access form against the password in the table.
What i need help with now is saving that particular password which is currently in the location " & Form![Emp_password]" to the table location "[Password]", "tblEmployeeInformation"

can anyway help provide me with either the command to save only one particular piece of in formation or a full command line to achieve my goal?
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Have you looked at this thread yet?
http://forums.aspfree.com/microsoft...gins-26426.html
...or searched this forum on "user security"?
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Have you looked at this thread yet?
...or searched this forum on "user security"?


I did check that thread you were talking about and the guy who previously answered that question hasn't been on and no one else seems to be responding. Anyway if anyone has any hints I'd be more than happy to read them.
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There are a number of Roll-Your-Own security systems available on the net for free and I was trying to save you from reinventing the wheel. The Boiler Plate Database in this link has a user LogOn function built in.
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There are a number of Roll-Your-Own security systems available on the net for free and I was trying to save you from reinventing the wheel. The Boiler Plate Database in built in.


Ah thank you very much for your help!
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You're welcome. I hope I was helpful and not discouraging. You can always develop your own later on.
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