That's not very open-source of you. LOL.
Aside from database permission issues, which are not a problem, you would also
have to not give them superuser access to their own database server (something
that a lot of companies will not be happy with). Especially if they want to the
possibility of other databases on the server. You would also have to prevent
them from holding onto the backups, something that most companies would not
tolerate at all.
sim
Guillermo Arias wrote:
Hi, i have a question:
I have a database and i want to create a administrator user with total
control and another that only could make queries and could not see nor
modify the functions.
The reason is that in the database that i will distribute are the
functions with a big part of the software logics and i do not want
these to be seen by my customers.
Thanks in advance, Guillermo
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