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Daily Archives: March 12, 2015
Allowing a User to Create Objects in a Schema
I was testing something the other day and realized this was a security area I didn’t completely understand. I decided to write a few posts to help me understand the issues. I want to give a developer rights to create … Continue reading
Altering a Column with NOT NULL
A short piece, as I ran into the need recently to alter a column to NOT NULL status. I’ve rarely done this in the past, usually specifying NOT NULL when I create the table. Often in future changes, I’ve been … Continue reading
Data Breach Danger
Recently a court in the US ruled that there was no imminent danger from a data breach at a Texas hospital. This is good news and bad news for the world, and I’m a little torn about how I feel. On one … Continue reading
Data Breach Danger
Recently a court in the US ruled that there was no imminent danger from a data breach at a Texas hospital. This is good news and bad news for the world, and I’m a little torn about how I feel. On one … Continue reading
