Peter Nabbefeld wrote: > Daniel John Debrunner schrieb:
>> JDBC Connection's don't have a UUID that represents the identity of the >> owner. Derby's engine code is centered around the >> LanguageConnectionContext (LCC) and not the JDBC Connection object. The >> JDBC object could be seen as just a wrapper on top of LCC. Thus most of >> the connection's state that is relevant to the SQL language layer is >> held in the LCC. > > > I cannot find any UUID getter methods neither in LLC nor its superclass, > while from my point of view there should exist some ... Only if they were needed. :-) Not sure what you were expecting to find as UUIDs, Derby uses a String to represent the current user name and the simple authorization is based off that. Dan.
