Re: Restricting the capability of ODBC users
Date: 1995/10/31
Message-ID: <475ve0$pr_at_news.uni-c.dk>#1/1
Ross Ellard (Ellard_at_DMLIS.zynet.co.uk) wrote:
[...]
: What I am wondering is whether there is anyway to configure the ODBC
: driver to only allow read access to the nominated data sources or even
: whether we can use some form of roles which can be set according to
: whether the user is accessing via ODBC or straight SQL or SQL*Net. I
: can't see how this latter option will work as my understanding is that
: ODBC uses SQL*Net anyway.
ODBC drivers does not have to use Oracle SQL*Net. Oracle's own ODBC driver does of course use SQL*Net.
Openlink's ODBC driver for Oracle does not use SQL*Net and can be configured to read-only-access. It also seems to have a lot of other advantages above Oracle's ODBC driver (performance, security, etc).
Haven't tried it yet. Currently evaluating options.
Lars Bruun Hansen
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