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Setting up JDBC access to my secured ODBC DDFs (Read 793 times)

kevind Active Member I was more than willing to "pony up", how b'out U? Posts: 639 Gender:	Setting up JDBC access to my secured ODBC DDFs 01/25/13 at 11:56:06 How do I specify the username and password in my JDBC settings to access my ODBCDDF's that are secured?
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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5681	Re: Setting up JDBC access to my secured ODBC DDFs Reply #1 - 01/26/13 at 09:57:51 In short, you can't. It is not developed that way as the majority of our users have not set up such security.
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kevind Active Member I was more than willing to "pony up", how b'out U? Posts: 639 Gender:	Re: Setting up JDBC access to my secured ODBC DDFs Reply #2 - 01/28/13 at 14:05:30 That's scary. By not setting up basic DDF security, ALL Data files are easily accessible by anyone with access to Excel or any other app that allows ODBC data access.
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