Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Trusted Authentication Using ODBC |
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Author | Dmitry Yemanov |
Post date | 2008-08-31T03:44:33Z |
realoldgeek2008 wrote:
Windows users, e.g. "DOMAIN\\USER". While you're connected in the
"trusted way", check the value of CURRENT_USER and make sure that you
have all necessary permissions granted to that user.
Dmitry
> I'm a Visual Foxpro developer using Firebird as my applications' dataWith trusted authentication, table permissions should be granted to the
> store. Trying out Firebird 2.1's out new trusted authentication
> capability, I have removed the UID= and password= clauses from my ODBC
> connection strings. I find that while connections to my data bases
> remain successful, any attempt to access their tables yields an ODBC
> driver "No permission for read/select access to table... " error
> unless the user is an administrator. I have verified that the
> non-administrative users do have rights grants to the applicable
> tables, including system tables.
Windows users, e.g. "DOMAIN\\USER". While you're connected in the
"trusted way", check the value of CURRENT_USER and make sure that you
have all necessary permissions granted to that user.
Dmitry