The password protection is actually applied to the Access DB created
-all the .asa files do is store the credentials to log you into the DB
Export the DB to your desktop and open it in Access
- you will need to enter the credentials
Remove the password in Tools Security
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|I know where the password and sign-on name is but removing them does not
| help. Under interface/results/editor there are three files, login.asa,
| login.asp, and login-validate.asp. The password and sign-on name is listed
| under the login.asa, but removing it just brings up the error page. The
| global.asp does not show any password.
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| "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
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| > My guess is that it's stored in the global.asa - look for these lines:
| >
| > Application("evaldbc_RuntimeUserName") = ""
| > Application("evaldbc_RuntimePassword") = ""
| >
| > Yours probably has the username and password in there.
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| > ~ Kathleen Anderson
| > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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| >
| > | > >I created a database using the Database Interface Wizard. I selected to use
| > > password protection and now I would like to remove the protection
| > > completely.
| > > How can I do this without creating a new database.
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| >