Admin user login - cannot change permissions

[Thuy Tran]

something

I am loggin in as "Admin" user, and notice that under the
user permission, the "Admin" user does not have "Database"
Administer previlege.
Tried to apply the "Administer" previlege to "Admin" user
for "Database" object, received error saying that I must
have Administer previlege to do this. Doesn't "Admin"
user can pretty much do everything.
Also, a lot of my objects' owner are now at "unknow"
owner, and I would like to change the onwer to "Admin",
but it also say that I don't have previlege.

Any help would be appreciated so that I get around this.
Thanks.

[Lynn Trapp]

something

Administer permissions belong to users in the Admins Group. You need to log
on as a member of the Admins Group to do the things you want. The "unknown"
user situation exists because the user that created the object is no longer
a user in the mdw file you are using.

--
Lynn Trapp
MS Access MVP
www.ltcomputerdesigns.com
Access Security: www.ltcomputerdesigns.com/Security.htm


"Thuy Tran" <Thuy.Tran@Txpetrochem.com> wrote in message
news:199901c411c3$2e8cf0a0$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
> I am loggin in as "Admin" user, and notice that under the
> user permission, the "Admin" user does not have "Database"
> Administer previlege.
> Tried to apply the "Administer" previlege to "Admin" user
> for "Database" object, received error saying that I must
> have Administer previlege to do this. Doesn't "Admin"
> user can pretty much do everything.
> Also, a lot of my objects' owner are now at "unknow"
> owner, and I would like to change the onwer to "Admin",
> but it also say that I don't have previlege.
>
> Any help would be appreciated so that I get around this.
> Thanks.

[Thuy Tran]

something

Thanks, but the "Admin" and another "userA" already part
of the Admins group, and still it says that must have
Administer previlege to do this.

I'm totally stuck.

Any tip would be appreciated, thanks.

Thuy

>-----Original Message-----
>Administer permissions belong to users in the Admins
Group. You need to log
>on as a member of the Admins Group to do the things you
want. The "unknown"
>user situation exists because the user that created the
object is no longer
>a user in the mdw file you are using.
>
>--
>Lynn Trapp
>MS Access MVP
>www.ltcomputerdesigns.com
>Access Security: www.ltcomputerdesigns.com/Security.htm
>
>
>"Thuy Tran" <Thuy.Tran@Txpetrochem.com> wrote in message
>news:199901c411c3$2e8cf0a0$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
the[color=blue]
have "Database"[color=blue]
user[color=blue]
>
>
>.
>

[TC]

something

If "a lot of your objects' owners are now at "unknown"", this probably
means you are using the wrong workgroup information file (WGF) for that
database. You probably won't get far until you start using the correct
workgroup file.

HTH,
TC


"Thuy Tran" <ThuyTran2@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:12cc001c411dd$7d6ff3b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> Thanks, but the "Admin" and another "userA" already part
> of the Admins group, and still it says that must have
> Administer previlege to do this.
>
> I'm totally stuck.
>
> Any tip would be appreciated, thanks.
>
> Thuy
>
> Group. You need to log
> want. The "unknown"
> object is no longer
> the
> have "Database"
> user

something

I'm aware of the MDW file, but not eh WGF file. Where
does this normally reside at??

Thanks all.

Thuy

>-----Original Message-----
>If "a lot of your objects' owners are now
at "unknown"", this probably
>means you are using the wrong workgroup information file
(WGF) for that
>database. You probably won't get far until you start
using the correct
>workgroup file.
>
>HTH,
>TC
>
>
>"Thuy Tran" <ThuyTran2@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:12cc001c411dd$7d6ff3b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
message[color=blue]
must[color=blue]
Doesn't "Admin"[color=blue]
to "Admin",[color=blue]
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>
>
>.
>

[TC]

something

Oops! Sorry. I did mean MDW.

HTH,
TC


<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ec9a01c41282$299dea80$a001280a@phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> I'm aware of the MDW file, but not eh WGF file. Where
> does this normally reside at??
>
> Thanks all.
>
> Thuy
>
> at "unknown"", this probably
> (WGF) for that
> using the correct
> message
> must
> Doesn't "Admin"
> to "Admin",
> this.

[david reed]

something

----- Thuy Tran wrote: -----

I am loggin in as "Admin" user, and notice that under the
user permission, the "Admin" user does not have "Database"
Administer previlege.
Tried to apply the "Administer" previlege to "Admin" user
for "Database" object, received error saying that I must
have Administer previlege to do this. Doesn't "Admin"
user can pretty much do everything.
Also, a lot of my objects' owner are now at "unknow"
owner, and I would like to change the onwer to "Admin",
but it also say that I don't have previlege.

Any help would be appreciated so that I get around this.
Thanks.