Hi
LAST WEEK I POSTED:
Password can be found in notepad.
I have a front-end back-end database that has a password on the back-end but not on the front-end.
By opening the front-end in notepad I can find the password for the back-end.
I tried encrypting the front-end but without a password you can unencrypt it without any trouble leaving me in the same place.
Is there any way of stopping people from finding out the password without putting a password on the frontend.
If not does anyone know a way that I can protect a split database.
YOU REPLIED:
The best method I found was a C++ DLL or a Visual Basic DLL.
You then reference the DLL from your code to get the Password.
An easier way may simply be to turn the front-end into an MDE for distribution.
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Travis L Abrahamson
Can this be used to stop people from viewing the password for the backend by opening the front-end in notepad?
LAST WEEK I POSTED:
Password can be found in notepad.
I have a front-end back-end database that has a password on the back-end but not on the front-end.
By opening the front-end in notepad I can find the password for the back-end.
I tried encrypting the front-end but without a password you can unencrypt it without any trouble leaving me in the same place.
Is there any way of stopping people from finding out the password without putting a password on the frontend.
If not does anyone know a way that I can protect a split database.
YOU REPLIED:
The best method I found was a C++ DLL or a Visual Basic DLL.
You then reference the DLL from your code to get the Password.
An easier way may simply be to turn the front-end into an MDE for distribution.
__________________
Travis L Abrahamson
Can this be used to stop people from viewing the password for the backend by opening the front-end in notepad?
