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Re: Limit ODBC to read only.

Rob -
That's the whole idea about having Windows security (lol) enforced by Windows Policies:
If the Windows User ID doesn't have admin rights, he or she won't be able to change the settings on ANY PC in the enterprise! 

Regards,
Steve
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What's to stop the user from trying it on the PC in the next cubicle?

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Carel -

If the Windows user doesn't have admin rights, can't you use Windows
Policies to secure them from being able to change this information within
the ODBC manager?

Steve
----- Original Message ----- From: "Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx> 
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Jose,

IIRC, in the ODBC Manager on the client (i.e. user's PC) you can

indicate

the rights on the connection and the libraries the user may access; the
first library being the current library.

Of course, a cunning user can change those settings at all times.

Just an option.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 25-7-05 at 10:53 Jose Vega wrote:


Hi All,

Does anyone have the code to build an exit program to limit ODBC to read



only?

Is there another way ?  IE opsnav/iseries Nav?

We are on V5R3




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