Re: Case sensitive login
- From: "Scott M." <s-mar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 11:26:24 -0400
What "login process" are you referring to? A pre-canned one or one of your
own?
Since logging in requires the user name and password to be checked against a
stored user name and password, we are really talking about comparing a
string against a string. Since strings are literals, you get case-sensitive
checking by default. If you don't want case-sensitivity, then you convert
all the strings involved to all upper or all lower case so that case won't
matter.
"Paolo Niccolò Giubelli [Axettone]" <axettone|at|hotmail|com> wrote in
message news:5A1BC62C-606E-4684-A856-3633EC38DDE7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Is it possible to make the login process case sensitive?
I want to make the user 'bob' unable to logon if he types 'BoB' or if he
does the same with the password.
Thank you in advance!
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