Thanks for the reply guys!

How exactly do I hide the triggers and stored procedures? Guess that would be better than nothing!

----- Original Message -----
From: Carlos H. Cantu
To: Zd
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] How to hide the database structure from prying eyes?


No, you can't hide DB structure, but you can hide the source code of
procedures and triggers (you will need to manipule the system tables
to do so).

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Carlos
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Z> Here is my problem:

Z> I'm distributing a trial version of my client/server application,
Z> which enables one user test access through an embedded Firebird database.

Z> There are two problems:
Z> -The trial database's structure is the same as the full version's database
Z> -And the bigger problem: Firebird developers can easily see the
Z> structure of my database, and copy it if they want.

Z> Is there a way to hide the structure of my database from prying eyes?

Z> Thanks!





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