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Logic in Where Clause
Forgive me if I don't fully understand the problem you are trying to solve here but, why wouldn't you create the appropriate users and roles in Oracle to control access to the database objects? You can, depending on the version of Oracle 10g you are running, create as fine grained access as...- roadling
- Post #6
- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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Control which apps can connect to DB.
Because it is possible to spoof application name, ip address, etc... there is really no practical way to restrict by application name. There are more then a couple threads on this on asktom.oracle.com You might look at a secure application role. This would make connecting via an unauthorized...- roadling
- Post #22
- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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HERE'S A GOOD CR8 QUESTION....
I found my copy in C:\Program Files\NotesSQL. I didn't see it referenced in my ODBC administrator/Drivers tab. I did see NSQL32.dll there. Since it is ODBC, I would expect the ODBC administrator only work with properly registered drivers. I would start there and if needs be, change the driver...- roadling
- Post #2
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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need help converting SQL code to a formula!!!
I saw a similar solution in the Crystal Decisions KBase under Article ID: c2005297 and also C2007889. Hope this helps.- roadling
- Post #6
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
