My environment is 3 tiered. I am developing a system that consumes an external web service. I am going to store the XML document in the MS SQL 2005
database that I will get from the web service . I am planning to develop a
component using .NET 2.0 C# and host it in the MS SQL Server 2005.
By doing this, am I going to compromise any security in my environment?
Cheers
Baskar
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