> Not allowing someone to read or write information to a database is partial security. Encrypting that data is also partial security. VFP tables are files on a network shared server drive and can be deleted - that's something you cannot secure. If the data resides on a SQL Server, or Oracle Database Server, the files that the actual data reside in are not accessible to be tampered with.
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The COM objects log on the server with a different user name and password than the user has. Only the COM object user name has rights to access the data. The user can't even see the files.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer