It's not in the file, since the <PASSWORD></Password> is closed with
no contents.
I think its an MD5 hash (difficult to reverse unless you know
somebody at NSA) when stored in the file.
When I've had this problem, I put cleartext username and password in
the DataSource stanza of the taf, and then change the username/
password in the database to match.
On Nov 5, 2005, at 12:50 PM, Troy Sosamon wrote:
I have a tango app that I wrote against an R:base database a few
years ago.
I can not remember the password for the database.
I know it is stored in the Tango Taf file.
Does anyone know how I can figure out this password that is in the
UserName
field?
<DataSource ID="amphi">
<DSType>ODBC</DSType>
<DSN>amphi</DSN>
<DBMS />
<Host>amphi</Host>
<Database />
<UserInfo Encrypted="True">
<UserName>%3E%AB%D5%84%ECA%C7%96</UserName>
<Password />
</UserInfo>
</DataSource>
Thanks,
Troy Sosamon
Denver, Co.
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