by Alanka » Sat, 22 Jun 2002 07:00:18
Regards,
Alankar
by Mike Wad » Sat, 22 Jun 2002 11:57:18
members of sysadmin are gods.. they can see everything and
do everything. If you want to protect you application
you can encrypt you SPs but thats about it. Or you could
I guess install a 2nd instance of SQL server on their
machine where they are not sysadmins.
Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I want to install a client server system at customer's
>place. Even database will be created on customer's DB
>server i.e. SQL Server. I don't want to reveal the table
>structure of my system to the customer who will be admin
>for DB as well.
>Can that be done? If yes, please let me know how.
>Regards,
>Alankar
>.
1. Hiding tables and data structure
We have developed a system with MS SQL Server 7.0 as database. When we
install this for a customer, we can hide the triggers and stored
procedures by encrypting them. This is not possible to do with the
tables. In MS SQL Server they can not be encrypted. How then can we
hide the tables and data structure as well for our customers. Are there
any suggestions when it comes to hiding the tables? Grateful for any
help!
Regards,
Stian!
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