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Old February 11th, 2006, 03:04 AM
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Connectivity with oracle database without specifying password
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i want to make connectivity with oracle9i databse in my asp code.but the problem is that i dont want to disclose database password in connection string.b'coz in my company many people have access to web server and they can go and see the asp code and get the password.
is there any solution so that i can keep my password undisclosed in my asp code
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hi friends
i want to make connectivity with oracle9i databse in my asp code.but the problem is that i dont want to disclose database password in connection string.b'coz in my company many people have access to web server and they can go and see the asp code and get the password.
is there any solution so that i can keep my password undisclosed in my asp code


If you have full control to your server then you should set up a DSN connection to your oracle database through ODBC.

Example Here .
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