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Hi :D

I'm not sure if I'm at the right place to ask this kind of question...

We're using FM PRO 7. We're not pro on it. My boss have Full Access and she wants me to have Full Access too. The only problem is that she don't want me to be able to change her password...

That's fine with me but I can't find where I could disable this function to my Full Access account.

Any help would be really appreciated!! :

Henri

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Yes, I will use the Full Access account of my boss to change my own account to Full Access and restrain my ability to change her password.

Is this possible ?

Or is there another type of account that would let me change accounts settings for everyone except for "Full Access" accounts?

Thanks

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No to both.

If you just need to change account passwords or add/delete accounts, this can be done using the account management script steps, but if you need to access to Define Database, or edit the privilege sets, then you'll need a [Full Access] account.

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but if you need to access to Define Database, or edit the privilege sets, then you'll need a [Full Access] account.

To define security schema you need a [Full Access] Account. However you can access Define database with a subordinate level Account. However, i don't recommend that as a practice.

Steven

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