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Some users will use the database as read-only and some will need to add, delete and update records.

Now, users that will be read-only on the database also have the read-only rights as windows permissions on the backend directory. What happens obviously is that the backend becomes read-only.
I thought using the access security thingy would counter that but it seems not.

So my question is, is it something I am doing wrong or is there really no other way ?

Thanks for any input.

Edit : Just for clarification, what I mean is when a read only users use the database, the users that should be able to add, delete or update database can't.

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Access user level security is not going to change the permissions on the folder. ULS can control what your users can do.

I understood your question, it implies that ULS could somehow modify the permissions that you have set too stringently. You must set the folder permissions so that all users have add & edit permissions.

Remou
My goal isn't to change the permissions on the folder, it's exactly the opposite. Please check the Edit I added to my question, I hope it helps clarify my problem.
Internship666
I have added a note.
Remou
I think you mean "modify" permissions, not add/edit (which don't really have meaning to the file system).
David-W-Fenton