Re: sysprocesses - sp_who
From: David G. (david_nospam_at_nospam.com)
Date: 08/17/04
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Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 10:22:40 -0400
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> That would indeed resolved the problem from
> QueryAnalyser... But the PowerBuilder application
> connecting to the DB is using "sa".
> The user is running the PB App which will connect to a
> COM+ Component on an Application server to authenticate
> the user, reading a USERS Table on the DB Server (using
> the Application Login which is different to the Windows
> Login). This Com+ Component will use 'sa'.
>
> The only solution we have will be to extract the Windows
> Login from the PB application and pass it to the Com+
> Component as parametter which then should be able to use
> it to connect to the Database.
> ** When we had WinNT/SQL7.0, sysprocesses was populated
> correctly (with the same Application and DB Settings).**
>
> Jerry
>> -----Original Message-----
>
>>> Jerry
>>
>> As an alternative, why not secure the "sa" login and give all
>> administrators their own logins. That way, you can easily see who is
>> who from the login name.
>>
>> --
>> David G.
That sounds like a good idea (passing login credentials). Using the "sa"
for anything but administration is a really dangerous idea. In fact, I
would usually suggest the "sa" account be locked down with a really
secure password and no one use it, except in an emergency. Admins should
have their own logins. If something should ever happen to the "sa"
account password and there were no other admin accounts, you would be in
trouble. Plus, having it in the application makes changing the password
difficult.
-- David G.
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