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Except for the fact that they could always change the program name that they
are running to match what you need. Then that security is bypassed.
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Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 11:08 AM
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In homemade applications, by default users have a role with read only, in the applications we change the default role that allows insert, update, delete.
I've not tested this scenario but how about if, in a
database logon trigger, you check the
v$process.program field then depending of that value
you may be able to change the user default's role.
Should work on 8i using dedicated connection.
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