kfkong wrote:

> I have a related question on this matter. The security.fdb is quiet
> secure if the fbserver is running, but if when the fbserver is
> shutdown, the security.fdb will then be replacabled.
> 1)Is there a way to secure the password and userid?
> 2)Data confidential is priority to users, I believe using
> security.fdb as the db security access control is still not good
> enough.
> 3)Can the security be set in the db itself instead of server base?
>
>

What's the real difference of showing your users security.fdb or yourdb.fdb?
What you should think about is, if your normal users should be able to
get the *.fdb files
over the network.
This really isn't a question about database security.
This is filesystem security.

Hope this helps,
Uwe