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From: Francois Lambert <lambert@cs.concordia.ca>
Subject: read/write access to other databases
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 15:53:35 -0500
From: Francois Lambert <lambert@cs.concordia.ca>
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I have created users w/o privileges (can't create user, can't create
database) and a database for each user.  I turns out users can query each 
others' databases and can even delete information from another user's table.  
Is this the way it was meant to be?  Is there a way to make each database 
(and/or tables) private to its owner?

Thank you,

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