Hi,
I'd like to prevent Excel and Access (well any Microsoft Office
application) from gaining access to a SQL 2000 instance, via an
ODBC connection.
If this we're SQL 2005, I create a logon trigger, and just kill off
unwanted connections.
Can anyone suggest how I can achieve this is SQL 2000?
Thanks,
James. 2 2097
Jimbo (ja************ @googlemail.com ) writes:
I'd like to prevent Excel and Access (well any Microsoft Office
application) from gaining access to a SQL 2000 instance, via an
ODBC connection.
If this we're SQL 2005, I create a logon trigger, and just kill off
unwanted connections.
Can anyone suggest how I can achieve this is SQL 2000?
A scheduled job that runs once a minute, and which looks at the
program_name column in sysprocesses and kills it off if the name
is unsuitable. Users that knows how to write a connection string,
can work around that though. (Then again, they can work around your
login trigger on SQL 2005 as well.)
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Hi,
I'd like to prevent Excel and Access (well any Microsoft Office
application) from gaining access to a SQL 2000 instance, via an
ODBC connection.
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