Duncan,
You can use the READ parameter in the CONNECT command.
CONNECT dbname READ
This will open the database in "read-only" mode.
John
At 08:28 PM 8/29/2007, Duncan wrote:
I currently run a database in 6.5 and will be installing the program on
another machine in another city. I want to forward updated data files on a
regular basis after I have updated the information. These updated files will
be copied into the Rbase 6.5 directory on the other machine. Is there a way
to only allow people using the program in the other city to have read only
and no update capabilities.
Thanks
Duncan
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