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sstevens
I am using OWC10 to show a report for the user in spreadsheet format. I am
using ASP.NET but create the spreadsheet on the client using vbscript. Below
is an example of what I am doing. The query used is genereated by the code
behind and I get it as shown below. I need to know if there is a way to hide
the connection string and the sql command from someone who looks at the
source of the page. I do not want to move the spreadsheet to the server
because I have heard of performance problems. Any suggestions?
Function window_onload()
SpreadSheet1.Worksheets("Sheet1").ConnectionString = "my connection string"
SpreadSheet1.Worksheets("Sheet1").CommandText = <%=thisReportQuery%>
End Function
using ASP.NET but create the spreadsheet on the client using vbscript. Below
is an example of what I am doing. The query used is genereated by the code
behind and I get it as shown below. I need to know if there is a way to hide
the connection string and the sql command from someone who looks at the
source of the page. I do not want to move the spreadsheet to the server
because I have heard of performance problems. Any suggestions?
Function window_onload()
SpreadSheet1.Worksheets("Sheet1").ConnectionString = "my connection string"
SpreadSheet1.Worksheets("Sheet1").CommandText = <%=thisReportQuery%>
End Function