How do I get ms-access to connect to ms-sql as a different user?

Question

How do I get ms-access to connect (through ODBC) to an ms-sql database as a different user than their Active Directory ID?

I don\'t want to specify an account in th

Answer 1

What I was hoping to do (which I just experimented with) was to refresh the links to the database something like this for each table (Note: I've switched the ODCB connection to SQL Server authentication for this experiment, and added the accounts to the SQL server as well: readonly - which can't to any updates, and readwrite - which has full privileges on the table).

myTable.Connect = _
                "ODBC;" & _
                "DATABASE=" & "MyTestDB" & ";" & _
                "UID=readonly;" & _
                "PWD=readonly_password;" & _
                "DSN=" & "MyTestDB" & ";"
myTable.RefreshLink

this stops them from editing, but I can't get a later readwrite to work

myTable.Connect = _
                "ODBC;" & _
                "DATABASE=" & "MyTestDB" & ";" & _
                "UID=readwrite;" & _
                "PWD=readwrite_password;" & _
                "DSN=" & "MyTestDB" & ";"
myTable.RefreshLink

It seems that whichever permission I connect with first, sticks permenantly. If I started readwrite and then go to readonly, the table remains with the readwrite privileges