Evening Michael,
> No offense was intended..as you said, there is never enough documentation.
Oh dear, my sense of humour gets me in trouble again!
There was never any offence taken, trust me, I'm not one to be offended
by anything, and I certainly wasn't having a go at you either. I
apologise
Hi Norm,
No offense was intended..as you said, there is never enough documentation.
With respect,
Michael
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Norman Dunbar wrote:
>
> Morning Michael,
>
>
> On 27/03/12 20:06, mpp12310 wrote:
> > So what you are saying, it is better to use ISQL than GSEC
Morning Michael,
On 27/03/12 20:06, mpp12310 wrote:
> So what you are saying, it is better to use ISQL than GSEC to create Roles
> and set privileges on tables?
Yes, GSEC isn;t for roles, it's for users, server wide. Roles are
database specific. There is no ability in gsec to create roles.
> G
At 08:06 AM 28/03/2012, mpp12310 wrote:
>Hi Philippe,
>
>Thank you for responding to my question.
>
>So what you are saying, it is better to use ISQL than GSEC to create Roles and
>set privileges on tables?
gsec is a utility for maintaining users in the security database. It does not
accept S
Hi Philippe,
Thank you for responding to my question.
So what you are saying, it is better to use ISQL than GSEC to create Roles and
set privileges on tables?
Good, this is what I will do. I did not feel comfortable with GSEC anyways;
there is little documentation and ISQL is more SQL'ish, w
mpp12310 [2012-03-27 17:04] :
> Hi,
>
> I am running FB 2.1.4 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server.
>
> From the server command prompt, I am able to login to GSEC, attached to my
> database. When I issue the following GSEC command I get an error:
>
> gsec> CREATE ROLE SDB_ADMIN (with or without ;)
>
>
