General Security-Question

Hi,

I am currently developing a software that should replace our hated excel-time-
sheets. My problem is the following: I have an javaapplet for dataentry that
connects to the database via jdbc. There is a table that holds the data (who
worked what when). So far so good, but:
Since I must grant update/insert/delete access to this table to everybody
that can use this application, how can I stop people from updating the data
of the others. The one thing that came to my mind was not creating database-
users but instead use a static user, and let the application handle the logic
who can access which lines in the database (its also a matter of dataprivacy,
one should be allowed to watch one's own data but not of the others, the team-
manager should see the data of the team etc). The read-access can be implemen-
ted using views but I don't see much other way for data-entry. Somebody has an
idea?

Konstantin
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Dipl-Inf. Konstantin Agouros aka Elwood Blues. Internet: elwood@agouros.de
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