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ostinoh
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66 Posts

Posted - 2012-01-09 : 12:59:32
Hello –

I’m on a project where I created two Synonyms I called TimeDataFetchCurrent and the other TimeDataFetchOld.

(Synonym) TimeDataFetchCurrent is referencing my table TimeDataFresh and (Synonym) TimeDataFetchOld is referencing table TDFB

Users are connecting within Excel to the database server and want them to only use TimeDataFetchCurrent . This way they can pull in the data and report off of it.

My question is there a way to lock down the tables and only have people see and choose the TimeDataFetchCurrent Synonym when setting this up? Didn’t know if I set the permissions Synonoym if they would carry over and give the table permission as well.


Thoughts??

Regards,
D

Sachin.Nand

2937 Posts

Posted - 2012-01-09 : 13:42:45
No it wont.The underlying table wont have direct access.

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