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I am using the get function get(PrivilegeSetName) but it always returns the [Full Access] as a result regardless of who is logged on to use the database. I have most of my users on a Privilede Set called [user Set]. Has anyone else had this problem or am I missing something obvious.

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Just discovered this is because I am running the script with full access privileges. I think I can work out a way round this by running two scripts

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I am using the get function get(PrivilegeSetName) but it always returns the [Full Access] as a result regardless of who is logged on to use the database. I have most of my users on a Privilede Set called [user Set]. Has anyone else had this problem or am I missing something obvious.

It sounds like the file is being served, if so, how are they being accessed. i.e. Server, Server Advance, Web, peer to peer, etc.

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You are on the right track. Keep in mind that sub-scripts do NOT inherit the calling script's privileges. A one-line sub-script (run WITHOUT full access):

Exit Script [ Result: Get ( PrivilegeSetName ) ]

will return the current PrivilegeSetName to the main script, where you can refer to it using the Get ( ScriptResult ) function.

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