Hi,
I have my DB setup for a while now and I was considering allowing "admin" adding records for "PREDEFINED" userId's.
What I need to know is if at this stage I can expect those predefined userid's could
and those records will not be accessible to the default users.The registered users can only ADD records.
I've looked and followed a lots of threads re:similar but not the same scenario; my understanding is that I might need to use the relational database with some kind of added permission.Am I correct or is there a possibility that I can still use the same DB with maybe a second html.pl and Format.pl.(Super idea of LoisC) and tweaking a little the .cfg file; anyway just some guessing of mine.
Today again I checked LoisC's extraordinary FAQ;besides the record #170 on her database dealing with "admin adding records" I couldn't find a similar case per se.
I hope someone would adventure some thoughts on these questions;it'll be very much appreciated.
Cheers
macagy
I have my DB setup for a while now and I was considering allowing "admin" adding records for "PREDEFINED" userId's.
What I need to know is if at this stage I can expect those predefined userid's could
- Only access their records.(sort of individual Inbox)
- Search their only records
- List all their only records
- They will not Add/Delete/Modify their records
- Use different passwords with the same Predefined userId
and those records will not be accessible to the default users.The registered users can only ADD records.
I've looked and followed a lots of threads re:similar but not the same scenario; my understanding is that I might need to use the relational database with some kind of added permission.Am I correct or is there a possibility that I can still use the same DB with maybe a second html.pl and Format.pl.(Super idea of LoisC) and tweaking a little the .cfg file; anyway just some guessing of mine.
Today again I checked LoisC's extraordinary FAQ;besides the record #170 on her database dealing with "admin adding records" I couldn't find a similar case per se.
I hope someone would adventure some thoughts on these questions;it'll be very much appreciated.
Cheers
macagy