Re: New to C# - DB question

From: "heddy" <hedbonker@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 18 Aug 2006 12:23:21 -0700

heddy wrote:

Thanks a ton guys. This is very helpful. I am going to get SQL
express installed and setup a stored proc for the login stuff using
parms. My inital code was just to see if I could connect to a DB and
do something. Is there a standard algorythm for hashing other then the
CLI one?

Also, I need to have an object stay in scope throughout my application.
Should I instantiate the object in main to do this?

.

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