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Brian Li — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <918347775.271290494@cornut.fr>,
Frederic Bouquet <fbouquet@cornut.fr> wrote:
>dave,
>you wrote :
>>I would like to be able to connect a lot of windows clients (Win95,
>>Win3.1) to an unix box without an account (user and password) defined
>>for each one in the unix side. I wouldn't like to have a unique user
>>for all my clients.
>>
>>I know that Oracle/Sybase maintain a list of user ids internal to the
>>database. Is this possible in Informix?
>
>Some of our customer use exaclty the configuration you describe here. Only
>one Unix account to connect to one or several Informix database. So my answer
>is Yes it's possible with Informix . (We do the same with Oracle)
I think Dave's question is: does Informix provide its own internal security
scheme other than using unix's.
>What sort of details do you want exactly ?
>
>HTH
>FB-)
>------------------------------------------------------
>Frederic BOUQUET Client/Server & SQL RDBMS
>email: fbouquet@cornut.fr http://www.cornut.fr/
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