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Marc Delisle
2003-04-28 17:34:46 +00:00
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<h4>
[6.10] My database has an underscore in it's name, and when I grant
privileges to a user for this database, a backslash is added before the
underscore.
[6.10] When creating a privilege, what happens with underscores in
the database name?
</h4>
<p>
This is normal and means that the grant is done only for this database. If
there was no backslash, this would be a wildcard grant, and the
underscore would mean &quot;any character&quot;. So, if the database name
is &quot;john_db&quot;, the user would get rights to john1db, john2db...
instead of just john_db.<br /><br />
If you really want to grant using a wildcard, there is a dialog box &quot;
Database (wildcards allowed)&quot; for this.
If you do not put a backslash before the underscore, this is a wildcard
grant, and the underscore means &quot;any character&quot;. So, if the
database name is &quot;john_db&quot;, the user would get rights to john1db,
john2db...<br /><br />
If you put a backslash before the underscore, it means that the database
name will have a real underscore.
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