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Ok! I'll do it. My problem is that I want to continue development on the database and try to learn &nbsp;how to manage security is too complicated in this stage and for the actual application...<br />
will let you know!
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Ok! I'll do it. My problem is that I want to continue development on the database and try to learn  how to manage security is too complicated in this stage and for the actual application...
will let you know!

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Yes, I refrain from the security options, and I think you can safely do as well.<br />
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If one really has those security concerns, Access may not be the right tool at all.<br />
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/gustav
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Yes, I refrain from the security options, and I think you can safely do as well.

If one really has those security concerns, Access may not be the right tool at all.

/gustav

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Great. I'll make a note on that.<br />
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/gustav
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Great. I'll make a note on that.

/gustav

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I am splitting a database and the only format it shows for the back end is .accdc (signed package). On the split browser it does not allow for .accdb. I am getting a massive load of problems with this small application and I do not want this &nbsp;security issues, getting certificates, etc. How can I split the database without having it enforced to a signed package? Must I used the .mdb forma in the original database?
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I am splitting a database and the only format it shows for the back end is .accdc (signed package). On the split browser it does not allow for .accdb. I am getting a massive load of problems with this small application and I do not want this  security issues, getting certificates, etc. How can I split the database without having it enforced to a signed package? Must I used the .mdb forma in the original database?

ensuring that ms/access 2013 split database format is accdb

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.