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:: Control user accessHi,
I need develop a security application, and I would like know what is better way to control user access (authentication) in my application. Is better: Control in SQL Server. (SQL Logins) Control in Windows. (Windows Login) Control in table of user in my database. (My application control this) Thanks. Combination of SQL Server and Windows -- they perform different tasks.
Prevent the users from seeing your application via Windows, then control what they are allowed to do via database security. The roll-your-own solution is not recommended. Show quoteHide quote On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 09:02:49 -0300, "Retf" <dy***@terra.com.br> wrote: **********************>Hi, > >I need develop a security application, and I would like know what is better >way to control user access (authentication) in my application. > > > >Is better: > >Control in SQL Server. (SQL Logins) > >Control in Windows. (Windows Login) > >Control in table of user in my database. (My application control this) > > > >Thanks. > jackmacMACdon***@telusTELUS.net remove uppercase letters for true email http://www.geocities.com/jacksonmacd/ for info on MS Access security Are you using Microsoft Access? This newsgroup is devoted to security
in Microsoft Access, not security/access issues in general. HTH, TC
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Prompting for password Splitting a secure database MS ACESS cannot open this file error (new uer) i give up...please tell me how to remove security samad najafi Identify who updated field How do I get back into a database as the administrator once I hav. Users and Groups list empty How do I remove user level security? |
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