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This code demonstrates how to
Create a connection to DBF
This little wizard will help
of data from a database is
use an MD5 hash to encrypt
files using JetOLEDB
you count records and
easy to accomplish in .asp.
user passwords when storing
provider (DSN-less,
display the total. Simply
The following example
them in a database. There
ODBC-less connection), basic
fill in the form, and it
utilizes an Access database
are constantly news items
work with DBF files (select,
will generate the code for
of Mark "The Bird"
about companies where user
insert, update), other ISAM
you.
Fidrych and displays all of
information is compromised.
formats + FOXPRO option,
his season statistics for
By storing passwords using
real sample code, create a
1976 contained in the
an MD5 hash, even if your
new DBF file.
database rather than
database is compromised the
displaying the entire db.
passwords cannot be decoded.
The only downside is that
users cannot retrieve lost
passwords, they must reset
them.
Date: Jan, 20 2000 Date: Sep, 18 2006 Date: Jun, 18 2003 Date: Apr, 15 2002 |
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This page demonstrates the
This article will help you to
You fill in the blanks, and
This article shows how to
capabilities how to display
create a System Data Source
you are given the source
insert records to a
a table from a SQL
Name (DSN) for Microsoft SQL
code for the form, and a
database, when the number of
statement. It illustrates
Server on your local
page to display the
records that need to be
not only how to display the
machine. After a System DSN
information in the database.
inserted is unknown. A must
table, but also how to
has been created you can use
Also the database is ready
read for ASP/ADO programmers.
detect that no records
were
it within any ASP page
to download with all fields
returned from a query, and
located on the same computer.
in your form.
how to detect null and blank
values in the data.
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