> I am trying to lock down my MS SQL server access when CF access it. > > I have set up a user & password, gave it the right permissions, put that U/N > and p/w into my code and that works. > The problem I have is that CF still allows default access to the DB. > > So whether I use the U/N or P/W, both methods still allow access. > > I have been playing with the security of a test DB to figure out what I need > to do, but I have had no success. > > Any pointers would be appreciated.
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