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We have some JSP code that accesses a table. The problem is that some
fields will not return results when selected for, nor will they throw
exceptions.
My question is: Can certain columns of a table be restricted in terms of
who
can access them?
The queries are of the form:
SELECT * FROM myTbl WHERE col_A="someValue";
col_A works, but col_B, col_C, etc. don't.
I'm echoing the queries on the webpage, and these queries will work when
manually copied into the pgAdmin.
thanks,
jhmast
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We have some JSP code that accesses a table. The problem is that
some fields will not return results when selected for, nor will they throw
exceptions.<br><br>My question is: Can certain columns of a table be
restricted in terms of who can access them?
<br><br>The queries are of the form:<br><br>SELECT * FROM myTbl WHERE
col_A="someValue";<br><br>col_A works, but col_B, col_C, etc.
don't.<br><br>I'm echoing the queries on the webpage, and these
queries will work when manually copied into the pgAdmin.
<br><br>thanks,<br>jhmast<br>
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