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Hello everyone.

I'm working with a database that includes 4 different companies, each company have a group of tables, several are related tables between different companies.

I am considering to give access to the different users to each company, in this case I don't want a particular user to be able to enter on some tables. Is there a way to do it?

i could separate the database into smaller ones, one for each company and could re-arrange the relational database to work this way, but if I could manage the user privileges but will be easier.

What do you guys think about it?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Milko Migneco

You can limit access to tables with privilege sets.

However your fundamental data design is not good. The companies should NOT have separate tables. This will become a HUGE maintenance overhead.

There should be ONE table with a COMPANY field in it to determine the company.

Or use separate files for each company.

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