Re: Changing passwords / Blocking SA login attempts
From: Fox Bortniker (fox@connexions.net)
Date: 02/13/03
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From: Fox Bortniker <fox@connexions.net> Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 17:41:59 -0800
Great, that brought me to it. Just one question. I have a pre-existing
set of templates running in a database that are in PHP. They are
numerous and complex. They use my name for login via SQL. If I change
the authentication to Windows where you said to do so, is that for all
authentication or is that just for the SA account ? I am afraid that if
I change that, the other template will not allow me to log in as the
admin for the application. Is this going to happen ? Will I need to find
out how to change the log in that is built into that set of templates so
I can change it as well ?
Thanks,
Fox
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