Whisper wrote:

Well the thing is, your STEAM_ID is connected to your Login.

Suipposedly you cannot create (RDRR many lols) a STEAM Login without a valid CD 
Key

Thats how integrity is supposed to be maintained to allow people to login on 
any computer.


Indeed - hence the reason I suggest checking userid and steamid and cd
key all together.  If they don't match ie. someone is most likely
interfering in some way (not so much the CD Key for reason I've already
stated) don't let them in. If you're checking all the account details
from both the client and from server that a user is connecting to you've
got a much small probability of a hacker/cracker getting a valid
combination and being able to access a game server.

Actually Access 2003 is really limited to 2GB size not so much records or 
anything like that, if you know what I mean.


Aye - still a canny few records though ;o)

I think the limits for mySQL and MS SQL are more hardware limitations than 
anything else or more importantly budgetary :D


~lol~ yep - hence the reason why most of the stuff I build is based on
mySQL :D



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