>> No, that's not what it is -- Database Workbench will connect to the
>> database,
>> via the server, providing a username/password combination.
>>
>> But after that, it can provide the user with a list of available user 
>> names
>> for
>> the use in the Grant Manager.
>>
>> Firebird 3 always provides a SEC$USERS table, either from the server wide
>> user database OR from the secondary user database.
>>
>> But for user management, I would like to know if the users list comes 
>> from
>> the
>> server or from a secondary database, it would be more clear to the users
>> of Database Workbench to see the difference if there's NO "Users" node
>> for a database which users server side users, and there is a "Users" node
>> for databases that use a secondary user database.
>
>Well understood at least (I hope).
>This requires small fix in code processing isc_info_svc_user_dbpath
>(make it depend upon isc_spb_expected_db). This will help you know what

The only thing I would need is a simple flag saying - more or less - "this
is using a secondary database".

>security database is used by given database using services. Please add a
>ticket to the tracker - such small enhancement may be added in beta2. I
>understand that using mon$ tables could be better but afraid for FB3
>time for such changes is gone.

I would certainly prefer an SQL based solution, as API changes can be tricky
some times and I mostly avoid them, as I, and many others, are relying on
a third party for support for new calls/features/tweaks/constants.


With regards,

Martijn Tonies
Upscene Productions
http://www.upscene.com

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