J
José António Silva
Several years ago, I was very motivated to use Windows Integrated
Authentication in my ODBC Access/SQL Applications. No passwords, more secure,
fully integrated, etc.
However there is an issue not yet solved. By using Windows Integrated
Authentication somebody who configures an ODBC connection can modify SQL data
bypassing the business rules coded in the mde.
The only way I know to solve this is to turn back to SQL Authentication and
use a hidden password, perhaps coded in the mde. I don’t like this!!!
Anybody knows any other solution that works with Windows Integrated
Authentication???
JS
Authentication in my ODBC Access/SQL Applications. No passwords, more secure,
fully integrated, etc.
However there is an issue not yet solved. By using Windows Integrated
Authentication somebody who configures an ODBC connection can modify SQL data
bypassing the business rules coded in the mde.
The only way I know to solve this is to turn back to SQL Authentication and
use a hidden password, perhaps coded in the mde. I don’t like this!!!
Anybody knows any other solution that works with Windows Integrated
Authentication???
JS