> I'm happy to read your message Namit, it's my solution too, only rename
> SYSDBA user for multiply by 100 the security of the database
> for 99.99% of users (yes, it's remain software developper that can modify
> the source code of firebird for bypass security, it's easy for
> me too, but 99.99% of users can't make that) but much are able to
> only copy
> my fdb database to an other firebird server and have access
> to all information without write any code line and don't know software
> !!!!!! I don't want obtain a 100% access free of my database but
> a minimum of security, and now with the actual state of SYSDBA access, we
> can't have any little secure protection, try that make that with
> Oracle or Sybase or MS Server !!!!!! and say me, I work with this
> database
> too ...

I have to agree with Alexandre here too. I have on numerous occasions been
given MSSQL databases to work on. All I do it resore it to my server and
it's done.
MySQL is nice and tight as long as it remins resident on the server. You can
always move the files - there's no security on them at all other than the
filesystem
Alan