AVOIDING COMMON PITFALLS FOUND IN ACCESS SECURITY
The following sections discuss a handful of issues that developers new to security might often encounter. Some of the topics covered in this section include planning security, running permissions on queries, securing attached tables, and dealing with life after the Security Wizard.
Planning Security
You should plan your security model at the same time you plan your database design. Planning ahead and implementing security along the way gives you less chance for leaving security holes in your application. Often when a project gets big and hundreds of objects are created, there's a great possibility that an object or two might be overlooked and not be secured properly if you wait until the last ...
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