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X002548
Not Just a Number
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 Posted - 2004-11-30 : 16:21:14
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| Anyone use this?I was messing around and seems pretty cool, especially when I created an html page..Only thing is the connection string is in the html along with the user id and password..Oh, this was talking to sql server 2000Doesn't make sense...so if I take the password out, I have authenticate to sql server for every page?Brett8-) |
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jhermiz
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Posted - 2004-12-02 : 20:56:01
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Originally posted by X002548
Anyone use this?I was messing around and seems pretty cool, especially when I created an html page..Only thing is the connection string is in the html along with the user id and password..Oh, this was talking to sql server 2000Doesn't make sense...so if I take the password out, I have authenticate to sql server for every page?Brett8-)
Nah just create a module or use some other resource to store the authentication. Then you need to call that module / resource and you'll have that information at your finger tips.It's kind of cool, till you realize how bloated the pages are.I'd rather use vs.net and create asp.net pages.Jon |
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