read only

Open file as Read Only
What you have done here is not to make a table read-only, but to employ a perfectly legitimate technique to achieve utterly unreliable ends. A constraint can be re-enabled at any time, and that would not be easy to spot being done. The data in the table is thus rendered immediately suspect. In other words: consider

About Read-only Text & Morphing Widgets
Nico Kadel-Garcia nka...@comcast.net comp os linux security Andy Baxter wrote: I'm wondering if there's some way of making a hard disk drive read-only using a hardware device which would go between the cable and the drive data connector, with a switch you could use to make it writeable only under user control?

readonly property in grid really broken.. any workaround?
I thought maybe there was a different READONLY type parameter that would allow you to do what I tried to do. Not being that knowledgable about EPIC , from taking a look at the User Reference it appears that a EPIC controlled VSAM/SAM file can be defined. Is that what you do? Mike -----Original Message----- From:

Read-Only
I think the write inhibit only occurs when you actually try to open a file and you do not have write access to the VTOC to record the date/time the access occurred. When you try to catalog a member to IJSYSRS or write to a file, you would definitely need to have the minidisk linked R/W. If it is linked read only

All Drives/All Files are marked as "Read-Only" Ideas?
Don Schmidt dschm...@pacifier.com microsoft public publisher Is it just Publisher that automatically saves files as "Read only"? Or, do all programs automatically save files as "Read Only"? If you are referring to various files that are associated with programs, not the created files but the working files the "Read

cd-RW is not visible or readonly when formated with DirectCD 5 ...
Robert Baer robertb...@earthlink.net alt computer Fludge wrote: Having backed some stuff onto CD-ROM, and then copied it back to a HDD after a format and reinstall, my mum, yes, the same one as earlier, cannot change it from read only status. All the files from the CD-ROM are in the one folder.

Attach database became readonly
OK, trying again without messing first with view-read-only gives what one expects. Do I smell someone toggling read-only once too much? No. You don't understand that the variable is read to indicate to the user that view mode is on, and that the view-mode function is used to invoke the mode. 4. view-read-only's

Removing read-only on folders
If another user has opened an Access project first, and you try to open the same Access project while that user still has it open, Access alerts you that the file is opened exclusively and gives you the option of opening a read-only copy. " The only option is to have a copy of the frontend (ADP file) on each user's

Read Only Text Box
Now I would like my factory class to create either a Read-Only or a Read/Write version of my object (they're all Read/Write today). The object is remotable and I want to be able to control whether the object is updatable. Any ideas? I thought of this... 1) Make a version of the class where all the public properties

About Read-only Text & Morphing Widgets (long)
Richard G. Harper [MVP Win9x] rghar...@email.com microsoft public win98 setup Any file copied to a CD-R or CD-RW disc will be marked as read-only when you copy it back. There's no way to keep that from happening. -- Richard G. Harper (MVP Win9x) rghar...@email.com * PLEASE post all messages and replies to the

Read Only Attribute
Well, actually they *are* read-only, as far as attributes go. System.dat and user.dat are read-only and hidden in Win98, and read-only, hidden, and system in Win95. The OP's suggestion of making them read-only I think implied making it impossible for the program in question to write to the registry,

The database will be opened read-only beause a, b, c ...
All the excel files marked read-only on my hard disk open up as read-only. Excel files marked as read only located on the network vary. Some open as read-only and some open without read-only. All Word documents marked as read-only open up as read- only regardless of its location (local or network).

FTP to read-only minidisk &/ EPIC files
That's because you don't have permission to read it, as expected. So, how do you copy read-only files in ruby? You can't. That's what read-only means. Try it at the command prompt, you won't be able to copy it there, either. ??? "Read only" means you can *only* read it, but not write it. Obviously you *can* copy

TBK saved as .exe can't be read only?
Before I describe my solution, here are two nit-picking objections to the example of of widget-command diddling shown in http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/research/tcl/faqs/tk/#text/readonly. First, I don't like to apply the term "subclassing" to a process that involves only objects. Well, it is certainly possible to write

read-only
I do have folders with the read only attribute showing in Explorer, detailed view viz. My Music and My Pictures but the property sheet of all the subfolders of My Documents show Read only checked and greyed. My Music and My Pictures are Special Folders. Windows Explorer does NOT allow you to view or change a

All my folders are read only
Scot Rose sc...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public data ado IF the database fiule itself is Read Only (the Fiel Properties) ADOX will not open it. IF it is on a CD (By Default Read Only) ADOX will not open it. Access may or may not (And will open it in a read only mode ) but ADO And ADoX will not.

DB read only on network
Douglas J. Steele djste...@idirect.com microsoft public vb database dao Access will let you open a read-only database if you explicitly include read-only and exclusive flags when you open it. In other words, create a shortcut to the database, and use the /ro and /excl flags in that shortcut.

READ ONLY files when copying to CDs
Christopher Nelson ch...@pinebush.com comp lang tcl Bryan Oakley wrote: J Adrian Zimmer wrote: <a debate about implementing read-only in text widgets via bindings or sub-classing.> I sort of started this thread a week or so ago and while I've followed most of it, I've been too busy to follow up.

Making the read-only attribute stick for Program Files
Some users have read/write permissions in the directory the database is in (to maintain the data) others have only read permissions. I granted the users read permissions because i want them to be able to use attach their own databases to the tables with the (for them read only) empoye data. Now I expect a problem.

Inserting a READ ONLY file into a master project
How can I do that? tia, \kai{} PS: I'll be satisfied with something that enters view-mode on creation of a buffer but fails to do so if toggle-read-only is called. Try this, and put mview.el into the load-path. Ilya (autoload 'mview-file "mview" nil t) (autoload 'mview-buffer "mview" nil t) (autoload 'mview-mode