default, not as root. On Windows server platforms, you can also run the Firebird service under a designated user account (e.g. Firebird). The default practice — running the service as the LocalSystem user

default, not as root. On Windows server platforms, you can also run the Firebird service under a designated user account (e.g. Firebird). The default practice – running the service as the LocalSystem user

has been granted using the GRANTED BY clause is internally attributed explicitly to the grantor designated by that original GRANT statement. To revoke a privilege that was obtained by this method, the the current user must be logged in either with full administrative privileges or as the user designated as grantor by that GRANTED BY clause.  The same rule applies if the syntax used in the original

has been granted using the GRANTED BY clause is internally attributed explicitly to the grantor designated by that original GRANT statement. Only that user can revoke the granted privilege. Using the GRANTED the current user must be logged in either with full administrative privileges, or as the user designated as grantor by that GRANTED BY clause.  Not even the owner of a role can use GRANTED BY unless