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if "the main thing for using iasp'S" is to prevent your developers from getting at production data I am afraid you are barking up the wrong tree. An IASP is just an environment on a box. There is no security separation that I am aware of at present (wouldn't surprise me if it was added/coming).
What access does *PUBLIC have to your data have at the moment ?
I'm willing to bet that it is more than you want the programmers to have.
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