Chipp,
Thanks for the advice, I will have a think about all the various
comments and see what seems the most secure approach. If we go ahead I
may bounce the proposed structure of this list again.
Regards to all
John T
Chipp Walters wrote:
John,
Here's how I solve a similar problem.
I ask the user to login with a name and a password. They enter it and
it goes (securely) to a web page on a server, There the connection is
made to the database passing along the username and password for
verification. This way there is never a need to store anything but the
address of the webpage in the client app. No users or passwords are
ever stored there.
best,
Chipp
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