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Administrative Operations with ADS and Java Advantage Database Server v8.1: A Developer’s Guide by Cary Jensen and Loy Anderson © 2007 Cary Jensen and Loy Anderson. All rights reserved. |
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While ADS requires little in the way of periodic maintenance to keep it running smoothly, many applications need to provide administrative functionality related to the management of users, groups, and other objects.
This section is designed to provide you with insight into exposing administrative functions in your client applications. Two related, yet different, operations are demonstrated here. In the first, a new table is added to the database and all groups are granted access rights to it. This operation requires that you establish an administrative connection, or a user connection with the appropriate GRANT rights. The second operation involves permitting individual users to modify their own passwords. Especially in the security-conscious world of modern database management, this feature is often considered an essential step to protecting data.