I just tried the idea we were working on and discovered that while the guest user can write to the c:\my program\ dir it cannot delete! talking things out really helps to see the problem clearer doesn't it :) We are almost there though and I really approeciate your help. I have got to go now and I still have a bit more testing to do before I think I have a finished solution. Is this the answer that I need or is there something else that I should be doing. I tried deleteing ' ' when logged in as 'admin' and then logged in as 'aGuest' and this seemed to work.
However I have discovered that if I log in as 'admin' and modify 1 or more tables for each of the users, then I logoff 'admin' and log in as 'aGuest' when I try to access my tables I get this message Using the above example I needed a way to point to the database which is currently active depending on the user that is logged on.Ĭ:\myProgram\AllUsers\admi n\tblActiv eEmailAcco unt.dbĬ:\myProgram\AllUsers\aGue st\tblActi veEmailAcc ount.db User names in Admin account = guest1, guest2Ĭ:\myProgram\AllUsers\aGue st\guest1\ DatabasesĬ:\myProgram\AllUsers\aGue st\guest2\ Databases User names in Admin account = User1, User2Ĭ:\myProgram\AllUsers\admi n\User1\Da tabasesĬ:\myProgram\AllUsers\admi n\User2\Da tabases However depending on the user, there could be any number of databasesīelow I will give you an example of what sort of database struct a usre could haveĭatabases Directories for 4 different usersĪdministrator Account : Admin name = admin It is built to run on a standalone machine so not across a network. This email program creates databases for each user to store their emails etc.
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