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Sql='EXEC SP_CheckPassword(username,password)Д«ut I dont know how to set the SP to return a value, or how to pick it up in the ADP forontend. I know to call the procedure I would need to write something along the lines of: I am not exactly clear on how I could recieve the return result. I suppose you would also have to deny the user permissions to create/edit views and SP's, but the average user shouldnt need to do this anyway. I'm sure I read somewhere that you can deny access to the talbes and just let the user access the stored procedures/views that are required. Then write a stored procedure which accepts a login/password as paramenters, validates them against the table, and returns a 0 (failure) or 1 (success).ДЄs far as I am aware (I havn't tried this yet), the stored procedure will be able to see the field even if the user cannot.

The way I was planning on doing this was to deny access to that field to everyone using the SQL server security features. I have this exact same problem, which I was conveniently about to tackle just before reading this thread. RE: Hide passwords in table Fubear (IS/IT-Management) 2 Jun 03 08:30 'Send back the encrypted password to check againstД¬all ut_Bug(Err.Description, Err.Number, Erl(), Application.CurrentObjectName, 'EncryptAuth') Mid$(UserAuth, i, 1) = Chr$((Asc(Mid$(UserAuth, i, 1)) + 255) - 77)Д¬all ut_Bug(Err.Description, Err.Number, Erl(), Application.CurrentObjectName, 'DecryptAuth')ДЇunction EncryptAuth(ByVal UserAuth As String) Replace the 'Call ut_Bug' lines with your own errorДЇunction DecryptAuth(ByVal UserAuth As String) Into the database and DecryptAuth when displaying (- oh, and Put these into a module and call EncryptAuth when inserting

When (s)he opens the table and sees strange characters Hack attempt, but it will put off the general user Its not secure encryption byДЄny means and would probably not stand up to any OK, quick and dirty solution to encrypt and decrypt password RE: Hide passwords in table MarkWright (Programmer) 11 Apr 03 02:53 (It would also be nice to mask the column contents directly in SQL 7, but I'm not too concerned about that, since few users will have SQL Query Analyzer or SQL Enterprise Manager on their desktops. However, SQL 7 does not seem to provide any data type that will automatically mask the contents of a column.ДЄny suggestions how to mask the contents of a column, so even if a user gets to the database window and opened the table he will not be able to read any passwords? In Access I was able to set a column type to password so that the actual contents were always masked, even if someone opened the application database 'on the sly' (holding the shift key down). However, a serious problem I encounter with both systems is that I can't hide the contents of a password column in a user table. I've gone back for the time being to using Access (not project) as a front end to SQL 7 database because of some display limitations in Access Project.

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