Newsgroup: it.comp.appl.access
Titolo: Collegamento tabelle con DB protetto

Salve a tutti,
ho un FE collegato ad un BE protetto da password e crittografato.
Ho riallegato tutti i link alle tabelle presenti nel FE ed effettivamente
vedo le tabelle dal FE.
Mi sono accorto però che NON ci sono + le relazioni!!!
Per sicurezza ho cancellato tutti i collegamenti nel FE e li ho ricollegati
a manina (da Access): stesso risultato: vedo le tabelle ma NON le relazioni
(che chiaramente sono presenti se apro il BE).
Qualcuno ha un'idea.
Grazie a quanti voranno rispondermi.
Al

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Non spaventarti non solo è normale ma è corretto sia così.
Le relazioni risiedono nella parte delle tabelle, nel FE non hai le tabelle
ma solamente un Link Dinamico, pertanto le Relazioni su Tabelle Collegate
non vengono implementate, ma è sicuro che il tuo DB si comporterà
esattamente come prima applicando le Regole relazionali impostate lato
Server.
Ciao
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feel comfortable doing it?"
This about the man who had such heavy surveillance on Giancana
that the mobster went to court to stop those six FBI agents from
following him everywhere. Including the putting green of the golf
course.
The other revelation is something that she forgot: Kennedy
impregnated her and she had an abortion. There are some problems
with this that the never curious Smith doesn't bother to pursue.
In 1977, in her book, Exner stated that there was no abortion;
that this was a canard made up by the FBI in order to harass her.
In fact, it is the one scene in the book that has emotional
force. Consider for yourself:
  "A what?" I yelled, speaking to them for the first time
  since the day they had broken into my apartment.... "You
  people are insane! I didn't have an abortion. How dare you
  walk in here and accuse me of that....You get out of this
  room right now!"
She then adds:
  If I could have killed that man, I would have on the spot.
  There is nothing heinous about having an abortion today, but
  in 1963, my God, it was the sin of the century. They knew
  precisely what they were doing when they falsely accused me
  of something like that.
Another problem with this story is how Exner knows it was JFK's
child. She deduces this from the fact she had been with no one
else during the whole time, "not ever" she assures us. Trying to
remain a gentleman, I will only refer the reader to approximately
the second half of the book, which details a rather active social
life on her part.
Finally, what raises this latest revelation to a jocular level is
Exner's description of Kennedy's reaction to her pregnancy when
she informs him of the news. Again, let us use Exner's own words
as quoted by Smith:
  So Jack said, "Do you think Sam woul

Blairs
seem a bit behind the curve on Nixon. If they wanted to find out
the "truth" about Nixon all they had to do was examine his
behavior, and some of the people he employed, in his
congressional campaign against Jerry Voorhis, his senatorial
campaign against Helen Douglas and, most importantly, his
prosecution of Alger Hiss. These all happened before 1951, two
decades before Watergate. Nothing in JFK's political career
compares with them.
The book's ill-explained origin is not its only problem. In its
final form, it seems to be a rush job. I have rarely seen a
biography by a veteran writer (which Clay Blair was) so poorly
edited, written, and organized. The book is nearly 700 pages
long. It could have been cut by a third without losing anything
of quality or substance. The book is heavily reliant on
interviews which are presented in the main text. Some of them at
such length-two and three pages-that they give the volume the air
of an oral history. To make it worse, after someone has stopped
talking, the authors tell us the superfluous fact that his wife
walked into the room, making for more excess verbiage (p.60). And
on top of this, the Blairs have no gift for syntax or language,

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Grazie per la risposta,
ma ho provato ad utilizzare un FE collegato ad un BE Senza pwd e vedo tutte
le tabelle collegate e le loro relazioni, mentre se lo stesso FE lo collego
alla copia dello stesso BE ma con pwd, non vedo + le relazioni.
Deduco che non funziona allo stesso modo!
Infatti il FE mi dà dei problemi in alcune maschere che non ci sono quando
lo collego al BE senza pwd!
Grazie per l'aiuto.
Al
P.S. Non so perchè, ma in risposta al mio precedente messaggio vi sono altri
2 messaggi OT in inglese!!!

 2 messaggi OT in inglese!!!
Già ho notato e sono sicuro di non avere inviato nulla, ho verificato il
Firewall è Ok
presenza Trojan e SpyWare nessuna.... ci deve essere un'altra
spiegazione...!!
Ciao
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@Alex (Alessandro Baraldi)
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