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can i protect my sql server2000 data bases (ldf - mdf files) from attach or open by password or any thing ahmed eldeghedy
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can i protect my sql server2000 data bases (ldf - mdf files) from attach or open by password or any thing ahmed eldeghedy
What sort of attack are you envisioning? SQL Server 2000, and it successors are designed to run in a server environment. The access to the machines they are running on should be restricted. The servers will normally be in a secured server room.
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What sort of attack are you envisioning? SQL Server 2000, and it successors are designed to run in a server environment. The access to the machines they are running on should be restricted. The servers will normally be in a secured server room.
Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: db4o: An Embeddable Database Engine for Object-Oriented Environments, Mock Objects, SQL Server CLR Integration, Reporting Services ... My website
Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
What sort of attack are you envisioning?
My guess is that he's concerned that some one might make a copy of the database files and run with them.
Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
access to the machines they are running on should be restricted
That would solve his problem...
Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
The servers will normally be in a secured server room.
Yes, with machine gun totting security guys and vicious guard dogs :->
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can i protect my sql server2000 data bases (ldf - mdf files) from attach or open by password or any thing ahmed eldeghedy
Please keep your replies on the forum.
ahmed eldeghedy wrote:
thank you i am not thanking of that that is good but that a small thanking some Project like windows base- application (accounting for small company) small to run @ server that make some developer set up sqlserver2000 to the local computer to the company so that open the data base for any developer
A developer usually has rights to the database anyway. They are supposed to be sufficiently trusted for such access.
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