Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Controling access to tables |
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Author | Mercea Paul |
Post date | 2010-12-03T05:43:18Z |
On 2010.12.02 5:18 PM, samcarleton wrote:
if (current_user <>'SYSDBA') then
begin
end...
and the sysdba is never used by any user/application
Regards,
Paul
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>I use in trigger something like:
> We have DB data issue where data is duplicated in two tables. When the
> first table is updated, a trigger updates the second table.
>
> Ideally we would like to lock down the database so that the second
> table cannot be updated by the user/application. Can that be done, if
> so, now?
>
> It is my understanding that some DBA's like to lock users/applications
> out of the tables and do that with stored procs. Is there some way to
> setup the security such that triggers and stored procs can modify the
> table but the user/application cannot?
>
if (current_user <>'SYSDBA') then
begin
end...
and the sysdba is never used by any user/application
Regards,
Paul
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