June 01, 1999 02:01 PM

Column-Level Application Security

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SQL Server Magazine
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How to restrict access when you need to
If you're a Visual Basic (VB) programmer on SQL Server, you can control application security in different ways. For example, you can examine the contents of SQL Server tables to determine a user's security permissions, then use that information to prevent users from entering a record edit dialog when they don't have update permission to the underlying SQL Server table.

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