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From: meh@ufycorp.Unify.Com (Mark Hansen)
Newsgroups: comp.databases
Subject: Re: UNIFY 2000 ACCELL
Keywords: UNIFY2000 ACCELL/SQL
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Date: 29 Mar 91 14:33:25 GMT
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In article <651@guug.guug.de> rapunzel@guug.guug.de (Peter Eckhardt) writes:
>I am looking for people working with UNIFY 2000 or ACCELL/SQL
>( both from Unify Corp. ) to share sources and to talk
>about problems.
>Any contacts ARE VERY APPRECIATED.

I would like to talk.

>
> Has anyone tried to deny access to a UNIFY 2000 database on
>shell level. Removing read and write permissions on the 
>database files does not work. It seems that not only the
>database daemons but also the application programs (owned
>by different user ids ) would access the database files.
>The German UNIFY stuff told me there would be no possibility
>to protect the database on shell level. The only solution
>would be not to permit access on a shell.
>Poor.
>Is there a solution ????

The UNIFY 2000 Fundamentals manual goes through Database Security very
well. I suggest you read through Section 4. This should be very helpful.

>
>Thanks
>Peter Eckhardt


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