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Cetin:
I see what you are saying about bypassing the stored procedures for an average vfp guy. i saw the following at another website (foxite) that was talking about the firing of dbc_opendata:
If you have VFP you can stop this code from firing by opening the DBC as a DBF with the USE database.dbc, this then opens the DBC as a table, you can then change the stored procedure code and recompile the database with COMPILE DATABASE
I was hoping for a bit more security than this. For example, we deal with sensitive information on our tables and should our server be stolen (a possibility), I at the least want the information to be difficult to get to, and at the most to be simply encrypted. Maybe VFP 8.0 doesn't offer this?
I looked at the _cryptapi example in the solutions with VFP8.0, and I have played around on this a little, but my knowledge of foxpro isn't good enough to have a thorough understanding of if this can take me where i want to go. Do you think that this sample is worthwhile looking into for me.
Paul
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