ACCDB or ACCDE File Usage Indicator in Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will create an IsDev function to indicate whether the developer is using the ACCDB file or an ACCDE file.

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Prerequisites

• Intro to VBA
• Create Function
• If Then
• ACCDE
• Split Your Database

Links

• User Level Security
• Simple Security
• Track Log On

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• Access Security Seminar
• Access SQL Server Online
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