You need a database that stores the info in an encrypted format. I'm sure you could write one from scratch but there's got to be a database that has some kind of encryption layer built in. Unfortunately I don't know of any offhand but then I'm new to databases myself. Try searching for database + encryption.
Nevermind! Found the solution I believe. for those with curiousity... Is Null for empty fields Is Not Null for not empty fields So for example SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE COLUMN1 LIKE 'DATA1' AND COLUMN2 Is Null This will return all records where column1 is DATA1 and column2 is blank. "Why are we hiding from the police, Daddy?" "We use VI, son. They use Emacs."
Of course you can. With ASP you would be using ADO to connect to the database. All that you would have to do is change the connection string so that it uses the ADO driver for UDB.
try with something like: SELECT * FROM Buyers, Orders WHERE (Buyers.BuyerNumber = Orders.Purchaser) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
Depends. For example if the user write the EXACT text is better and more Quickly to use the command Seek, because this use the index, (you need that the field to be an index) But if the user write the no exact string how part to the string, in this case is better to use the Find. Other solution is make a query. Cheers!!! :) Carlos Antollini.
