Larry My experience is, that "SET USER whoisit" only works, if you have no grants, than you could change user with this command without any problem.
As soon as you have different access rights the command "SET USER whoisit" will return an error, because the password is missing. The correct and full command using database with different access rights is "SET USER whoisit password" In older version till 6.x the short command works even if there are acces rights. I suppose, rbase was internal adding the user as password (what was true in our databases). RBase 7.x is stronger and return an error, which is correct. Regards Adrian > -----Original Message----- > From: Lawrence Lustig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Dienstag, 22. Juni 2004 17:24 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [RBG7-L] - Re: RBase 7.5 & 8 > > > > SET USER whoisit hispassword > > otherwise you will get an error, which create a > > break in a running > > application. > > I seem to be able to enter USER whoisit at the R> > prompt without trouble in 7.1. Also, this client has > running code which makes fairly extensive use of USER > and it all appears to run fine under 7.1. > > What should I be looking for? > -- > Larry >
