Yes, that's what I meant.

Ok, I see, my description was't good enough ;-)

But how can I use the FBUserManager with my connection parameter. The
constructor of FBUserManager need the GDSType and I don't understand
how this parameter is to use with my connection. And so I asked for a
little example to use it.
After creation FBUserManager I think getUsers() is my needed method.

Thanks, Mike

--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, "Roman Rokytskyy"
<rrokytskyy@a...> wrote:

> > 1. a view to all registered users of the server to admin permissions
> > for tables, procedures and so on for my database connection
>
> I suspect I understand what you meant here. The list of all users

registered

> on the server is already available via UserManager. The list of roles,
> current object permissions, etc. is available via system tables -

there is

> no Java interface for this.
>
> > 2. a view to all connected users for statistics to my database

connection

>
> The call providing you information about the users that are currently
> connected to the database will be available via

FirebirdDatabaseMetaData, as

> Steven promised.
>
> If that is not enough, then I undertood you wrong.
>
> Roman