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On May 1, 2020, at 9:00 AM, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Say I have two objects: a physical file with no key and a logical over that physical. Both are created using DDS. I want to access the data in the file from ODBC using a common ODBC profile, so my natural inclination is to grant *USE access to the ODBC user profile to the physical file. Here's the question: when my ODBC goes to get data in the order of the logical, does it need to have *USE rights for the logical in order for the SQL engine to take advantage of it?
Basically I'm just trying to decide whether my ODBC profile needs access to my logicals. I'd like to set up a standard as I convert my system from private authorities to AUTLs.
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