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Hi All, SQL AnyWhere 17.0.9.4913 There is a table "dba.TEST1". User "User1" has no rights to insert data into this table. There is a stored procedure "Proc1". The user "User1" has the right to execute this procedure.. procedure dba.Proc1
begin
select
GET_IDENTITY('dba.TEST1') as nKEY,
10 as F1
end
When calling this procedure, I get the error message: "You do not have permissions to insert into "TEST1"". If the procedure is slightly changed, then there is no error. procedure dba.Proc1
begin
declare nID integer;
set nID = GET_IDENTITY('dba.TEST1');
select
nID as nKEY,
10 as F1
end
Question: Why does an error occur in the first case ? After all, the user has the rights to the procedure, or the request at the end of the procedure does not fall under these rights ? Maybe this is a server error ? |
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question asked: 07 Feb '19, 03:30
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last updated: 07 Feb '19, 04:38
How do you call that procedure, via CALL() or as part of the FROM clause of a SELECT statement?
(I'm asking because in the latter case, the first variant could be inlined because it is just one single SELECT statement, and that might explain the error message...)
I call the procedure as call dba.Proc1()
The procedure “Proc1” is actually a simplified version of the actual procedure. And there before the "select" is still a lot of other sql-code.