This is on 7.4 running on CentOS.
I think I've narrowed the issue down. The problem is in some cases the
permissions for the bad users were granted by one of the bad users. So
even if I'm logged in as the table owner, I can't revoke privileges on a
user that was granted privileges by another u
On Feb 8, 2008 6:01 PM, Scott Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a database that I dropped some users on. However, when doing dumps
> and restores, it became clear that these users were still being referenced
> by sysid. So I created new users and assigned them the sysids of the users I
> h
I have a database that I dropped some users on. However, when doing dumps
and restores, it became clear that these users were still being referenced
by sysid. So I created new users and assigned them the sysids of the users I
had dropped.
So now I went to revoke the privileges for the new (temp) u
