Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Groups in Firebird |
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Author | Geoff Worboys |
Post date | 2004-10-22T01:07:37Z |
Hi Nickolay,
the SQL standards committee. :-)
this may have the undesirable effect of suddenly giving users
on existing applications always on access to things they were
not supposed to have unless logged on with a specific role.
It is yet another one of those; "Do we want compliance or
backwards compatibility?" questions.
In this particular instance I would like compliance, mainly
because I find the IB/FB roles so painful to use (and because
I know my existing applications wont really be effected by
such a change :-).
Thanks for clarifying the situation.
--
Geoff Worboys
Telesis Computing
>> Perhaps this approach would be preferable to introducing aI take back some of the nasty things I have been thinking about
>> totally non-standard object (groups) into the databse?
> Firebird is non standard-compliant regarding the matter.
> Standard roles == groups.
the SQL standards committee. :-)
> Actually Firebird roles may be more or less trivially fixedExcept that, given the way it has been implemented in the past,
> to support standards-compliant behavior
this may have the undesirable effect of suddenly giving users
on existing applications always on access to things they were
not supposed to have unless logged on with a specific role.
It is yet another one of those; "Do we want compliance or
backwards compatibility?" questions.
In this particular instance I would like compliance, mainly
because I find the IB/FB roles so painful to use (and because
I know my existing applications wont really be effected by
such a change :-).
Thanks for clarifying the situation.
--
Geoff Worboys
Telesis Computing