O7: Classic ODBC Manager

[Wizardcompserv at aol.com]

Hi Jim
 
One way one of my customers managed this was to provide the users with  
views of the tables rather than all the data items. 
 
With others of my customers I have not allowed access to certain tables at  
all for any users for instance the table holding passwords and access  
levels.
 
Kind  Regards
Wendy Osbaldestin
Wizard Computer Services
_www.wizardcompserv.co.uk_ (http://www.wizardcompserv.co.uk/) 
Tel:  01260271647  

 
In a message dated 30/12/2013 04:33:50 GMT Standard Time, jim at jacsoft.co.nz 
 writes:

Hi,

I'm getting a bit more into letting users access the  data in my DML data 
file using ODBC, and it is getting to be a pain having to  manage all the 
fields in my tables in reference to which ODBC users can access  which fields.

Has anyone done an ODBC Manager for DML files and fields  that they are 
willing to share. Failing that I'll make my  own.

Thanks
Jim

JACSoft Programming  Ltd.



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