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May 23rd, 2000, 12:13 PM
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Hi,
Is there way to assign passwords to individual users for specific tables in a mysql database? I am not root: I have access to a database via a webhosting service. I want to create an e-commerce site using php3 forms that dump into a mysql database. And I want to allow the users, these will be company's wanting data from RFQ's & PO's customers have submitted, I want to grant these users access to particular tables. Can I do that? Thanks in advance... -- Kyoko
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May 23rd, 2000, 01:41 PM
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No. But you can grant access to individual records. Each record is "owned" by a particular user. Just make a field with that users id. You'll need session management.
Then when you query, make that customer's id part of the query.
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