I have an Excel Add-in that now needs to open an Access database that has
user level security applied to it.

The only way I have been able to achieve this so far is using the VBA Shell
function, since by doing this I can pass the workgroup path and user
name/password to the DB.

Problem then of course is that I can't set a reference to the DB until
Access has started sufficiently to begin supporting OLE and the amount of
time this might take is indeterminate.

A very crude workaround I am using at the moment is to pause the Excel VBA
execution using Wait for a few seconds or so after calling the Shell
function, but even with this included, it still has a less than perfect
success rate.

Does anyone know how I can either pass workgroup and user parameters
thorough regular VBA such as OpenCurrentDatabase - or - monitor the process
handle of Access to see when it has fully initialised?

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Regards - Peter

Are you opening the Database using the ADO method? The Ado method has
the following options

connection.Open ConnectionString, UserID, Password, Options


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No I have typically always used DAO, or shell in this case, thanks for the
suggestion though I will try it.

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Regards - Peter



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Are you opening the Database using the ADO method? The Ado method has
the following options

connection.Open ConnectionString, UserID, Password, Options


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