Åbn en beskyttet database

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/accesspv.html kan give dig kodeordet hvis det er det du står og mangler. :)

If its the user level password then its not so easy.

Known Limitations
In Access 2000/XP files, this utility cannot recover passwords that contains more than 18 characters.
This utility shows only the main database password. It cannot recover the user-level passwords.
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"....for at ændre nogle data ...."

"...Det er noget gammelt noget..."

Is the databases in use? If so then the password must be available somewhere!

Altså, umiddelbart beder den ikke om password, men siger bare, at "Den aktuelle brugerkonto har ikke tilladelse til at konvertere eller aktivere denne database" ...

Den er i brug. Bliver brugt af en Winapp. Men jeg kan ikke lure noget ud fra den desværre, og er ikke super erfaren med access-databaser. :)

prettydude -> Prøvede programmet... "This file is not password protected !"

Sounds to me as though the dB uses User/Group permissions and thats not at all easy to crack.

The dB will also very likeley use a workgroup file (.wrk I think).


If the dB is in use in WinApp then I would think that you should be able to find the location of the workgroup file and the user password in the code.

You need both the workgroup file and the user password to access the dB.

status please?

are we finished with this question?

status please?

Sorry... smid et svar. ;)

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