Re: Rich Client and Windows Authentication
From: Tom (someone@nobody.com)
Date: 11/25/02
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From: "Tom" <someone@nobody.com> Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002 19:41:48 +0100
Hi Pablo,
> You can do this behavior using views or stored
> procedures... I think is better using sp because you can
> easily use the system function USER_NAME() before you
> access the table to manage the permissions to see the data.
> Doing this, you need the user have only permission to exec
> the stored procedure and no need select grant on the table.
I think I'll opt for permitting them to execute a stored procedure. Views
would be difficult since there's over a thousand users. There are three
types of users, so I'll just set up stored procedures with different owners
Owner1.GetReports
Owner2.GetReports
Owner3.GetReports
and keep the logic in there. Yep! Thanks for your response! :-)
Tom
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