Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Basic Database Tools
Edit Data Security
Choose Security
Edit Data Security to define compile-time security for an application database. The Data Dictionary alphabetically lists the names of the tables defined for the working database. When you select a table, the Data Dictionary displays the current permissions lists for the table. Figure 10–7 shows the default permissions for the customer table.
Figure 10–7: Edit Data Security dialog box
![]()
The upper section of the Edit Data Security dialog box displays the six levels of security permissions for the table. By default, the Data Dictionary initializes all levels with an asterisk (*), which means that all users are allowed to modify table permissions. The lower section describes the fields for the permissions lists.
The six levels of security permissions for tables are:
- Can-Read
Specifies the users who have permission to read a table. The default is an asterisk (all users).
- Can-Write
Specifies the users who can write to a table or update records. The default is an asterisk (all users).
- Can-Create
Specifies the users who can create new records. In order to create a new record, a user must have Can-Write privileges. The default is an asterisk (all users).
- Can-Delete
Specifies the users who can delete records from a table. The default is an asterisk (all users).
- Can-Dump
Specifies whether you can dump database or table definitions and data with triggers disabled. The default is an asterisk (all users).
- Can-Load
Specifies whether you can load database or table definitions and data with triggers disabled. The default is an asterisk (all users).
Table 10–7 describes the values you use to define the permissions for a table.
Table 10–8 describes the options at the bottom of the Edit Data Security dialog box.
Once you designate security administrators, only they can use this option.
|
Copyright © 2005 Progress Software Corporation www.progress.com Voice: (781) 280-4000 Fax: (781) 280-4095 |