Yes, you can create user accounts that control access to your ISAM data. For example, you can: make your ISAM data read only; grant or deny access to tables; choose who can alter the data (DELETE, INSERT, or UPDATE statements). Users are stored in the schema and can be used when connecting from remote machines.
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