We have a product which uses a lot of stored procedures as our business
logic layer.we don't want our customers see the boday of the stored
procedures or probably change it.I know that we can encrypt the sps but I
also know that there is a very easy method to decrypt it as well.Is there a
better way to protect our sps from being viewed and changed?
Is there any new thing in Yokun version in this regards?
ThanksHi
See today's thread "Encryption problem" in
microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming
Nothing new in SQL Server 2005.
Reards
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Mike Epprecht, Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Zurich, Switzerland
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"Ray5531" <RayAll@.microsft.com> wrote in message
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> We have a product which uses a lot of stored procedures as our business
> logic layer.we don't want our customers see the boday of the stored
> procedures or probably change it.I know that we can encrypt the sps but I
> also know that there is a very easy method to decrypt it as well.Is there
> a better way to protect our sps from being viewed and changed?
> Is there any new thing in Yokun version in this regards?
> Thanks
>
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