If by "INPUT" you mean read, there is a tab on the ODBC configuration panel
that allows you to set up on the local ODBC connection, read only. If the
ODBC connection type is set as a "File DSN" in the ODBC manager, or you are
configuring your own based on keywords in the ODBC DSN file, the keyword
CONNTYPE=2 will set read only.
John Brandt
iStudio400.com
ODBC connectivity FROM iSeries to MSSQL
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Matt Gross
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Subject: ODBC Security
I know there's a way to do this, but I haven't set it up for a while...
I need to set up an ODBC connection for a specific user, but for "INPUT"
access only.
Any suggestions appreciated.
TIA,
Matt
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