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a a r o n . k e m p f

or you should just use a platform that supports integration with
Active Directory

like SQL Server

Jet has -ZERO- security and you sit there and try to re-invent the
wheel.

SQL Server has built in integration with Active Directory.. select
suser_name() is all I need to do to get this information into a SQL
Statement (and it works, even when someone has vba disabled)

-aaron
 
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Tony Toews [MVP]

a a r o n . k e m p f @ g m a i l . c o m said:
Jet has -ZERO- security
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This is wrong. Jet does have some security although it can be tricky to work with.
Granted SQL Server has better data security but it's more difficult to work with.

Tony
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aaron.kempf

WRONG WRONG WRONG

Jet has _NO_ security.

And SQL Server has _USABLE_ security because it integrates with Active
Directory.
SQL Server security is _EASIER_ because you can script it using plain
old DDL statements.

You can fire DDL statements from a sproc.

Can you do that with Jet?? ROFL
 
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aaron.kempf

how exactly is SQL Server security -HARDER- to use, Tony??

Please explain to me--- Because you're nothing but a lying piece of
shit faggot

just because you attempted ONE upsizing ONCE and it was too hard for
you-- that doesn't mean that you can bully anyone else that chooses to
use SQL Server.

It just means that you're more stupid than 90% of the real database
programmers in the real world
 
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aaron.kempf

there's a GUI.. you can do it in a GUI... is a GUI too hard for you???

SQL Server is _EASIER_ to use than Jet, you fucking reard
that is why SQL Server is the worlds most popular database.. and Jet
isn't.

Or, if you don't like the GUI, there are scripts--- for setting up
users or granting permissions.. you can do it with scripts.

in other words-- SQL Server security is easy to automate.

Meanwhile, you and your faggot retard friends need to write mountains
of UNMAINTAINABLE vba code to do anything
 
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BruceM

WRONG WRONG WRONG

Jet does indeed have security. Security choices depend on your needs.

No need to reply, as you so often do, that security was removed from Access
2007. That statement will be incorrect too, as has been pointed out time
and again.

WRONG WRONG WRONG

Jet has _NO_ security.

And SQL Server has _USABLE_ security because it integrates with Active
Directory.
SQL Server security is _EASIER_ because you can script it using plain
old DDL statements.

You can fire DDL statements from a sproc.

Can you do that with Jet?? ROFL
 
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Larry Linson

that doesn't mean that you can bully anyone else
that chooses to use SQL Server.
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It just means that you're more stupid than 90%
of the real database programmers in the real world
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Mr. Kempf, Mr. Toews is not in the least stupid nor is he "bullying" anyone.
The one attempting to "bully" people in this newsgroup is you. You are also
the one who so frequently uses vulgar and offensive language -- I am
surprised that any ISP allows you to post to newsgroups using their
facilities.

Larry Linson



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Robert Nicholas

Larry Linson said:
Mr. Kempf, Mr. Toews is not in the least stupid nor is he "bullying"
anyone. The one attempting to "bully" people in this newsgroup is you.
You are also the one who so frequently uses vulgar and offensive
language -- I am surprised that any ISP allows you to post to newsgroups
using their facilities.

Larry Linson


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signature database 3995 (20090408) __________

The message was checked by ESET Smart Security.

http://www.eset.com
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Tony Toews [MVP]

Larry Linson said:
You are also
the one who so frequently uses vulgar and offensive language -- I am
surprised that any ISP allows you to post to newsgroups using their
facilities.
Click to expand...

Aaron is posting via Google groups who appear to not care about vulgar and offensive
language.

If you go to Google Groups, search on Aaron Kempf, find a posting, click on Report
This Message you will find the following selections

Type of Abuse:*

This message is spam

This appears to be hateful or violent content
I.e. Anti-semitic content, racist content, material that could result in a
violent physical act

This appears to be illegal pornography

I've found personal or private information
I.e. Credit card number, personal identification number, unlisted home address.
Note that email addresses and full names are not considered private information.

According to the laws of my country, this post is illegal.

Other

Now many of Aaron's posting are indeed hateful they don't fit the specfic criteria.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/
 
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