On Jan 28, 2006, at 2:36 PM, johnf wrote:
What ever client program
that is accessing the database - the login user must have the
ability to
"createDB" or create the database (and possiblely more).
This is a general concern for all actions, not just table creation.
The login being used must have permission for update, insert and
delete for normal actions; if permissions are changed, an error will
be thrown when the framework tries to do one of these actions.
Table creation, as well as table dropping, indexing and other sorts
of database setup and maintenance are not normally the province of
database applications; rather, it is usually the DBA or similar
administrator who performs these actions when the database is
initially set up, and occasionally thereafter to keep things running
smoothly and to accommodate changes to the business.
So for this table creation, the framework is assuming that the user
has such rights, just as it assumes that the user has the rights to
insert, update and delete records.
-- Ed Leafe
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