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Thread: Access rights in Web client vs Windows client
Jeffrey Johnson
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Access rights in Web client vs Windows client
Posted: 13 Jan 10 4:18 PM
General question:
If you execute the same SQL statement on both the window client and web client (e.g. grab a set of history records) return the same record set? In other words, is the SLX db adapter/reader the same or are there special security issues (because its the web)?
I know the windows slx provider takes into account owner/access rights...etc?
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Raul A. Chavez
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Re: Access rights in Web client vs Windows client
Posted: 13 Jan 10 5:37 PM
There is no difference at the SLX Provider level. The same security is in place for both the Web and Windows client.
If you want to confirm this, you could run the SLX Profiler against the Web server and you will see how the requests are ran under the User's credentials and the same Security Parsing is in place.
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