Create Linked Table Readonly -- MS Access

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Hi frnd,

Can we create read-only Linked table , so that user won't able to delete/update anything table.

below code works, but it doesn't create readonly access.

Any help would be appreciated.

Code:
DoCmd.TransferDatabase TransferType:=acLink, _
        DatabaseType:="Microsoft Access", _
        DatabaseName:="[URL="file://\\MyPath\MyDB.accdb"]\\MyPath\MyDB.accdb[/URL]", _
        ObjectType:=acTable, _
        Source:="tblUniqueList_Client_II", _
        Destination:="tblUniqueList_Client_II"

Thanks,
Mukesh Y
 

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