Re: Passwords (HASHED!) store in same table or separate table?

[MB Software Solutions, LLC]

One reason for using a separate table of course is if you want to have a 
history so that old passwords (or the last 'n') cannot be reused.  I 
know several people HATE that they have to keep changing their password 
every 45 days or so.  +1

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Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
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