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In principle permissions can go in the DB.


In practice this is rarely ever done (right).

Row-level permissions are possible, but it can get more complicated when certain users are only allowed to change a certain row in a certain kind of way but not in another.


I agree, but it does seem to become more compelling if you're doing your integration in the database.




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