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Comments by Member 12770915 (Top 2 by date)
Member 12770915
1-Oct-16 21:17pm
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Unfortunately it didnt. I think it has to do with my domain. Because when i log in using SQL auth, no problem arose. But when i tried to log in using Windows auth, the error pops out.
I'm actually creating a system that will run on a website so there will be hundreds of users with different privileges. So the concern is the security against SQL injections and breach of information from outsiders(customers) and insiders(users of system). Do i need to configure this logging in using Windows authentication or will it be just fine with logging in using SQL authentication?
Member 12770915
1-Oct-16 21:17pm
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Unfortunately it still didnt. I think it has to do with my domain. Because when i log in using SQL auth, no problem arose. But when i tried to log in using Windows auth, the error pops out.
I'm actually creating a system that will run on a website so there will be hundreds of users with different privileges. So the concern is the security against SQL injections and breach of information from outsiders(customers) and insiders(users of system). Do i need to configure this logging in using Windows authentication or will it be just fine with logging in using SQL authentication?