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Encrypt AccesS File?
How easy is it for someone to use a non ACCESS (but easily available)
programme to alter numerical values in an ACCESS database table and save the result in a way which continues to allow the db to be opened by ACCESS - I want to prevent this (have already prevented shift-key access). Not sure what programmes could do this but thought this is what the ACCESS encryption facility is meant to prevent. I encrypted an ACCESS database and opened it with Wordpad/Excel but found that the numerical values did not seem to be encrypted and EXCEL could still read the tables! Other than a design change, if I want to stop users being able to alter table values in this way, are there better ways than encrypting the mde file; what other (unwanted!) deployment implications might encryption create? The db was to be deployed as an unencrypted ACCESS 2002/2003 file format mde file. |
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