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Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG (Read 3533 times)

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Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG
04/28/14 at 16:26:04

We had an issue today where an employee accidentally deleted database files.

We are using DBA classic and we have the DBAMFG server folder shared with Domain Users having full access.

Is it possible to lock the folder by giving Domain Users read only access?

What are the recommended permissions on files and folders?

We are using Pervasive.

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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5663	Re: Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG Reply #1 - 04/28/14 at 16:51:05 They have to have read/write access to the data so they can update the information. In Evo-ERP you can protect it somewhat by using the UNC path to the server which is buried in an INI file, rather than mapping a drive, which buries it a bit for the average user protecting against mistakes.
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shadowcaster Active Member I'm not here because I know what to do. Posts: 678 Gender:	Re: Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG Reply #2 - 04/29/14 at 05:23:04 Can you set the files to hidden for users ?
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MikeT Member Posts: 58 Gender:	Re: Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG Reply #3 - 04/30/14 at 06:35:19 We use UNC paths for this reason.
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PhilE Browser Posts: 7	Re: Locking Folders or Files in DBAMFG Reply #4 - 04/30/14 at 07:53:10 I hid the database folder and that seems to work fine, thank you for the suggestion.
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