Multiple user login in one Access 2007 database

Johnnyt0
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Access 2007 functions
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Microsoft Access 2007
I found a lot of answers how to make a multiuser login but when count of users is known. I want to put all my users and passwords in one table and search for them. For example (I am admin with full access. I want to add a new user and give him different access. So I'll put a new record in my "Users" table with Username, Password, Access . Then in login form, I want to search this table for exact user and pass to give him access... not to write every one in code. ) I hope you understand me

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You can use this code on the login button:

If (IsNull(DLookup("[EmployeeID]", "tblEmployees", "[EmployeeID] ='" & Me.USERLOGIN.Value & "' And EmployeePassword = '" & Me.PASSWORD.Value & "'")))

Then:

MsgBox "Incorrect ID or PASSWORD", vbInformation, "worng LOGIN"Me.USERLOGIN = Null Me.PASSWORD = Null
Else

And after else you open the target form this will do:

  • [EmployeeID]=is the name of the username field in the access table
  • tblEmployees=is the name of the access table
  • Me.USERLOGIN.Value=is the name of the user name field in the login form
  • EmployeePassword=is the name of the password field in the access table
  • Me.PASSWORD.Value=is the name of the password field in the login form

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