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Sven Eric — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi All,
I recently installed Informix 7.24 on my Linux box. Everything works
fine locally but when I try to connect to a database from another
linuxbox (or NT box via ODBC for that matter) I get a -387 error (no
connect privilege). I'm logging on as the user who created the database!
How can I set these connect-privileges? (can't seem to find the command
in dbaccess)
Thanks in advance,
Sven Eric, The Netherlands
P.S. I prefer direct e-mail, since my newsfeed is thready (no pun
intended) at best...
↪ replying to Sven Eric
Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Is the username the same on both systems (I think you said that but I
like to check), uppercase/lowercase mix the same? The creator of the
database has DBA permissions which includes CONNECT permissions! In
general to allow a user to connect to a database: GRANT CONNECT TO
username; You might look in TheFineManual. Look in the SQL Syntax
Guide under GRANT.
Art S. Kagel
Sven Eric wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I recently installed Informix 7.24 on my Linux box. Everything works
> fine locally but when I try to connect to a database from another
> linuxbox (or NT box via ODBC for that matter) I get a -387 error (no
> connect privilege). I'm logging on as the user who created the database!
>
> How can I set these connect-privileges? (can't seem to find the command
> in dbaccess)
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Sven Eric, The Netherlands
>
> P.S. I prefer direct e-mail, since my newsfeed is thready (no pun
> intended) at best...
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