Newbies MilleM Posted March 18, 2014 Newbies Posted March 18, 2014 Hi, To start with I'm a FM beginner so excuse my question. I'm using FMPro 11 on a Mac. I created a db and started playing around with while trying to learn FM. I created a new user and gave that account admin rights (full access). Afterwords I removed that user from the user list as it was just for testing. My Mac managed to crash and after restarting it I noticed that I was not able to access my db anymore. I tried to create a new db and then add the testuser I had before and that way managed to open my previous db. The problem now is that I can not edit my database because the user I added does not have full access to the db and the "manage" button is greyed out so I can change the settings. Is there a way to add a user that is a default user with full permission for all databases? It seams to me that you set accounts and rights to each database separately? I don't know if you understand my question but I don't really know how to explain this. Thanks in advance, BR Mille
Wim Decorte Posted March 18, 2014 Posted March 18, 2014 No, there is no way you can set one account on multiple FM files.
Kris M Posted March 18, 2014 Posted March 18, 2014 >If you have lost the ability to access the database with full access for whatever reason ( removed the full access account, forgot the password, crash that corrupted the security settings ) their is nothing you can do to recover without destroying the file >> When you create a new file a full access account is also created. What you do with tthe full access account after that is up to you for every file. >>> See Wim's response. Hi, To start with I'm a FM beginner so excuse my question. I'm using FMPro 11 on a Mac. I created a db and started playing around with while trying to learn FM. I created a new user and gave that account admin rights (full access). Afterwords I removed that user from the user list as it was just for testing. My Mac managed to crash and after restarting it I noticed that I was not able to access my db anymore. I tried to create a new db and then add the testuser I had before and that way managed to open my previous db. The problem now is that I can not edit my database because the user I added does not have full access to the db and the "manage" button is greyed out so I can change the settings. Is there a way to add a user that is a default user with full permission for all databases? It seams to me that you set accounts and rights to each database separately? I don't know if you understand my question but I don't really know how to explain this. Thanks in advance, BR Mille
Newbies MilleM Posted March 18, 2014 Author Newbies Posted March 18, 2014 Thanks for fast responses. Is there a way to copy the db to another one and that way somehow get admin access to the copied db ?
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