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What is win32clf.exe?
Thanks for the link Carrr! I'll make sure my friend gets rid of that prog. I think he was planning to reformat anyway, but this is good info to have.- DB2NewB
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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What is win32clf.exe?
A friend of mine noticed this program running in his task list on Windows 98 SE. It resides in the C:\ directory. A search of MSDN turned up nothing. Even a google search has yeilded no useful information. Renaming it to win32clf.xxx seems to have no adverse effects, and actually boosted...- DB2NewB
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Setting up Groups
Maybe this should have its own thread, but its pretty much in line with what we've been discussing. Here is my situation. I have a VB app that needs to enable/disable some of its features depending on the privileges a user has. Those users are part of groups in DB2, so I would need to know... -
Setting up Groups
Thanks lydiap! I figured it might have something to do with OS security, but running the GRANT statement was the last peice I needed. One more question though. How can I tell if a user is a memeber of a certain group? Is there a way to query the system tables to discover this? -
Setting up Groups
This must be one of those things that IBM believes is too trivial to include in its extensive documentation (such as how to set up a password for a new user). I want to set up groups so that users in that group only have certain privileges on certain tables. Setting up the groups is easy...
