Version Differences for REST
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As of the time of this writing, creating a database automatically creates a SYS_USERS and a SYS_ACL table. The SYS_USERS table is used to define "system users" for your database. For example, suppose you build a website powered by nextdb, and you have several employees. You may want to give Tom access to the PRODUCTS table for reading, while Bob gets access for reading and writing. In the SYS_USERS table you can define usernames and passwords for Tom and Bob. In the SYS_ACL table you can name the tables that Tom and Bob are allowed to read and/or write.
As of the time of this writing, creating a database automatically creates a SYS_USERS and a SYS_ACL table. The SYS_USERS table is used to define "system users" for your database. For example, suppose you build a website powered by nextdb, and you have several employees. You may want to give Tom access to the PRODUCTS table for reading, while Bob gets access for reading and writing. In the SYS_USERS table you can define usernames and passwords for Tom and Bob. In the SYS_ACL table you can name the tables that Tom and Bob are allowed to read and/or write.
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Here is an example of an entry in SYS_ACL that allows everyone to read the SYS_XSLT table (click the link to see the row): [http://nextdb.net/nextdb/rest/geoff/testchars/SYS_ACL/table/SYS_XSLT]
===SURID security (application-level security)===
===SURID security (application-level security)===
SURIDs are currently integrated with NextDB REST
SURIDs are currently integrated with NextDB REST