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    Esther C
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    Hi, I did an autorun CD for my web application for easy installation. I have my MS Access database mdb file included as well. However when I did the autorun, the mdb file copied over from CD to PC had read access only. The web application therefore is unable to edit/delete/insert into the database. How do I make the file updatable automatically without having to right click on it and modifying the properties manually? Is there a command to change the access rights of the file in my .bat file? Thanks! :) Sincerely |*Oraclec*|

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      Hi, I did an autorun CD for my web application for easy installation. I have my MS Access database mdb file included as well. However when I did the autorun, the mdb file copied over from CD to PC had read access only. The web application therefore is unable to edit/delete/insert into the database. How do I make the file updatable automatically without having to right click on it and modifying the properties manually? Is there a command to change the access rights of the file in my .bat file? Thanks! :) Sincerely |*Oraclec*|

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      Roger Wright
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      Try attrib -r [drive:][path]filename.mdb. Heard in Bullhead City - "You haven't lost your girl -
      you've just lost your turn..." [sigh] So true...

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        Hi, I did an autorun CD for my web application for easy installation. I have my MS Access database mdb file included as well. However when I did the autorun, the mdb file copied over from CD to PC had read access only. The web application therefore is unable to edit/delete/insert into the database. How do I make the file updatable automatically without having to right click on it and modifying the properties manually? Is there a command to change the access rights of the file in my .bat file? Thanks! :) Sincerely |*Oraclec*|

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        http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/setfileattributes.asp Thinking-Asking-Thinking

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