DATABASES: Authorities (notebook) -- Infopops

Processes your input and keeps the window or notebook open for additional actions.

Cancels any unsaved changes that you made and closes this notebook or window.

Performs the actions that you have specified in this notebook or window.

Opens the Show SQL window.

Restores the settings that the parameters in this notebook or window had when Apply was last selected, or if Apply was not selected, restores the parameters' initial settings.

Use to grant or revoke the database administration authority for the selected users or groups. A database administrator has all privileges for all objects in the database and may grant these privileges to other users or groups. BINDADD, CONNECT, CREATETAB, and NOFENCE authorities are automatically granted when DBADM authority is granted.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to create base tables within the database. The creator of a base table automatically has the CONTROL privilege on that table. The creator retains this privilege even if the CREATETAB authority is subsequently revoked.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to create packages in the database. The creator of a package automatically has the CONTROL privilege on that package and retains this privilege even if the BINDADD authority is subsequently revoked.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to create an external routine.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to access the database.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to register user-defined functions that execute in the database manager's process (CREATE_NOT_FENCED authority). After a user registers a function as not-fenced, it continues to run in the database manager's process even if NOFENCE authority is revoked.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to create a schema for an object by specifying the schema's name in the definition of the object.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to load data into a table.

Use to grant or revoke the authority to connect to a database that has been quiesced.

Specify a new location for storing the log files.

This entry becomes the newlogpath configuration parameter. It can be a string of up to 242 bytes and can point to a path name or a raw device. If it points to a path name, it must be a fully qualified path name, not a relative one.

Opens a window so that you can add items to the list.

Grants all database privileges to the selected user or group.

Revokes all database privileges for the selected user or group.