Subject | Re: How to hide the database structure from prying eyes? |
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Author | tomkrej |
Post date | 2008-10-15T20:47:08Z |
I'm not sure if it will work, but You can grant and revoke select,
update, insert to/from user PUBLIC to system tables.
grant select, insert, update to PUBLIC on RDB$RELATION_FIELDS;
revoke select, insert, update from PUBLIC on RDB$RELATION_FIELDS;
If You hide Your own database user, maybe it will work (untill the
first backup/restore)
Tom
update, insert to/from user PUBLIC to system tables.
grant select, insert, update to PUBLIC on RDB$RELATION_FIELDS;
revoke select, insert, update from PUBLIC on RDB$RELATION_FIELDS;
If You hide Your own database user, maybe it will work (untill the
first backup/restore)
Tom