A
Andrew
I have a vb6 app that I use for a client to connect to a 2002 Access
Database. The Database only consists of tables, nothing more. I use this
string to connect using an Adodc1 control:
"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & DP & ";Persist Security
Info=False"
I wanted to know how can I use that string above and connect to a database
that is using a group password with no user. The problem what I have trying
to connect is that it will not connect; the only thing I can think of is that
the string is trying to use a user.
Will that limit the number of connection using a group password? My app
connects to the database on multiple connections at once from server
workstations.
my other question is Can I encrypt the database and still be able to connect
with my vb6 app and work from the database like I would normally do when not
encrypted?
I just need to make the database as secure as possible It holds patient
records, but the database is never moved or transmitted anywhere, If I need
to transfer records, the vb6 app does that for me.
Database. The Database only consists of tables, nothing more. I use this
string to connect using an Adodc1 control:
"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & DP & ";Persist Security
Info=False"
I wanted to know how can I use that string above and connect to a database
that is using a group password with no user. The problem what I have trying
to connect is that it will not connect; the only thing I can think of is that
the string is trying to use a user.
Will that limit the number of connection using a group password? My app
connects to the database on multiple connections at once from server
workstations.
my other question is Can I encrypt the database and still be able to connect
with my vb6 app and work from the database like I would normally do when not
encrypted?
I just need to make the database as secure as possible It holds patient
records, but the database is never moved or transmitted anywhere, If I need
to transfer records, the vb6 app does that for me.