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Well to run a <cfquery> I must include a "password" attribute, etc except I have a local server ? yes / no
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Well to run a I must include a "password" attribute, etc
except I have a local server THAT'S NO NEEDED ? yes / no
May use/include a file dbinfo.cfm with all my passwords etc , and use
these passwords as variables in ,...etc ? this is more secure ?
I must include vars in tag OR many tags ?
If I had
...
password='gf56SDRPO999';
...
HOW TO INCLUDE THIS VAR IN this is correct ?
MACROMEDIA CF, 2002 course.com
Well to run a I must include a "password" attribute, etc
except I have a local server THAT'S NO NEEDED ? yes / no
May use/include a file dbinfo.cfm with all my passwords etc , and use
these passwords as variables in ,...etc ? this is more secure ?
I must include vars in tag OR many tags ?
If I had
...
password='gf56SDRPO999';
...
HOW TO INCLUDE THIS VAR IN this is correct ?
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Permalink Reply by Scott Stewart on -
Depends,
are you storing user information in a database?
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Permalink Reply by Leonidas E. Savvides on -
Well to run a I must include a "password" attribute, etc except if I have a local server ? yes / no
The below is it correct: see attached file FORUM1ATTACH.cfm
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