Introducing Database Security
For a database application, all security in the end becomes a question of who can read and write to what tables. While this is obvious to veteran database programmers, it is not always so obvious to relative newcomers. A programmer who thinks primarily in terms of code will be used to conceptualizing actions, steps, procedures and so forth. This programmer will therefore think of security in terms of who is allowed to perform what actions. However, when you examine the actions performed by database application code, you find that, no surprise, it is a lot of database reads and writes.
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