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Mike Dimmick18-Jul-06 7:20
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Right now, as far as I'm aware, SQL Everywhere is only a CTP, I don't think it's been released yet. SQL Everywhere doesn't have per-user or per-object security. It also doesn't have stored procedures. You'll need to use SQL Express.

Given the size of the database I'd look at SQL Express. You'd probably want to use transactional replication so that the size of updates is small. You would still have to connect to the master database to execute any stored procedures that change data.

You have to have some kind of credentials to log into any SQL Express database. I presume that you mean that you wouldn't give out the system administrator password. That's sensible. I would grant the <machine>\Users Windows login access to the database server and map it to a user in the 'public' role in the database, then use Windows Authentication to connect to the database - no separate password needed. I've not done this but I know that SQL Express can subscribe to replication publications.

Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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