removeTargetAccesstargetId

removeTargetAccessTargetId is a function used in the Microsoft Access database management system. It is used to control access to data by removing or changing the target for the security settings that are assigned to a user or group.

The function removes the target ID that is specified by its argument, allowing for the security settings that are assigned to the user or group to be reapplied to the data. This can be useful in situations where the target ID is no longer valid or needs to be changed.

The syntax for using removeTargetAccessTargetId is as follows: removeTargetAccessTargetId object, target ID. The object parameter refers to the database or object to which the function is being applied, and the target ID parameter refers to the ID of the target that is being removed.

In Microsoft Access, the removeTargetAccessTargetId function can be used in conjunction with the TargetID property of the Security124 object to control access to data. The TargetID property is used to specify the target ID that is associated with a particular security setting.

When using the removeTargetAccessTargetId function, the function is first called to remove the target ID, and then the security settings that are assigned to the user or group are reapplied to the data. The removeTargetAccessTargetId function can help to manage security and access to data in Microsoft Access databases.

Note that the removeTargetAccessTargetId function is specific to Microsoft Access and is not compatible with other database management systems.