Perhaps i'm dreaming...
Is there a way for me 'force exit' of any users accessing my application? I don't have network admin rights, but I did build the thing...
Ideally, when I 'force exit', the user would have 2 minutes to finalize whatever they're working on, and then, *le pouf* they are kicked out of the system.
Any ideas?
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Thread: Force Exit (97 SR2)
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2001-09-18 15:34Force Exit (97 SR2)
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2001-09-18 17:32Re: Force Exit (97 SR2)
There's a free download from <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.fmsinc.com>http://www.fmsinc.com</A> call Jet4Admin.exe that allows you to administer a database (Access 2000 or Access 97) and force users off, but you need to have adequate rights to the network directory. Take a look at it and talk to your network administrator.
Charlotte
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2001-09-19 01:03Re: Force Exit (97 SR2)
You could have a hidden form that continually checks a setting in a table that only you know about. Use the timer event, and set timer at maximum.
Mark Liquorman
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