Martin Friebe wrote:
Here is another idea.
You would still need a user on the DB, to limit what can be accessed.
But to check if access should be granted (allow or deny tcp) you can
use your own software.
All you need is some sort of Proxy/socket forwarder, that you can
implement using FPC.
Andreas Berger wrote:
This isn't really a FPC question, but since the application is being
written in FPC I thought I would ask here.
I am developing an application that controls machinery. The
application will store everything that happens in a SQL database. Some
clients (restricted) should
Andreas Berger wrote:
This isn't really a FPC question, but since the application is being
written in FPC I thought I would ask here.
I am developing an application that controls machinery. The
application will store everything that happens in a SQL database. Some
clients (restricted) should
On Thu, 19 Mar 2009, Andreas Berger wrote:
> This isn't really a FPC question, but since the application is being written
> in FPC I thought I would ask here.
>
> I am developing an application that controls machinery. The application will
> store everything that happens in a SQL database. Some
