What is the url from this site (firebordSQL) ?

Patrick

2005/5/1, Alan McDonald <alan@...>:

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> > Objects inside the database can be owned by yet
> > > other users if you wish.
> > > But at all times, SYSDBA will be able to access all objects, backup
> and
> > > restore the database. The owner will also be able to backup and
> > restore its
> > > database but this non-SYSDBA identity will not be able to
> > backup a database
> > > for which it is not the owner.
> >
> > And - I just read in TFB that SYSDBA is created upon installation -
> > which answers my flipside question about where these userids are stored.
> > My reading is that there is a server specific database for all the
> > userids no matter how many application databases there might be.
> > Permissions and rights to objects in any database are stored in the
> > server's own private database. This was really a question not a
> > statement :) ??
> >
> > Mike
> >
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> yes. It's called security.fdb. It's not that private. the services API
> will
> tell you where exactly it is on any server, as long as you know the SYSDBA
> password.
> You cannot change the userid SYSDBA to anything else.
> Maybe you should read the metadata/security paper by Geoff Worboys on the
> firebordSQL website.
>
> Alan
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