A User object represents a user account that has access permissions when a Workspace object operates as a secure workgroup (Microsoft Jet workspaces only).
Remarks
You use User objects to establish and enforce access permissions for the Document objects that represent databases, tables, and queries. Also, if you know the properties of a specific User object, you can create a new Workspace object that has the same access permissions as the User object.
You can append an existing User object to the Users collection of a Group object to give a user account the access permissions for that Group object. Alternatively, you can append the Group object to the Groups collection in a User object to establish membership of the user account in that group. If you use a Users or Groups collection other than the one to which you just appended an object, you may need to use the Refresh method.
With the properties of a User object, you can:
| ? | Use the Name property to return the name of an existing user. You can't return the PID and Password properties of an existing User object. |
| ? | Use the Name, PID, and Password properties of a newly created, unappended User object to establish the identity of that User object. If you don't set the Password property, it's set to a zero-length string (""). |
The Microsoft Jet database engine predefines two User objects named Admin and Guest. The user Admin is a member of both of the Group objects named Admins and Users; the user Guest is a member only of the Group object named Guests.
To create a new User object, use the CreateUser method.
To refer to a User object in a collection by its ordinal number or by its Name property setting, use any of the following syntax forms:
[workspace | group].Users(0)
[workspace | group].Users("name")
[workspace | group].Users![name]