Use LLFF: fopen(), etc.
However, if you need this sort of security, it might be better to consider a C/S solution.
>Hello There...
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> First of all, wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to every member.
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> I need to implement security mechanism over my tables. I've heard before that every table have a header, and that if someone alterate the header, the table won't work until the values in the header are corrected again. I think this is kind of a cool way to secure our data. The only problem is "How can I edit the values in the header of every table"?
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> I hope someone knows the answer to this "simple question".
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>Onelio Dishmey C.
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