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SQL-Server Option

SQL-Server Logon Reserved for Multi-Media Operators

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Protecting the Database from Copying
It is important to protect your Multi-Media database from copying, if only to avoid its use by
unauthorized users, who may also be licensed Multi-Media software users.
To add security to a Multi-Media database, your SQL database administrator can setup a
SQL login just for Multi-Media users. By default, Multi-Media software connects to a
SQL-Server by using sa as a logon account, with no password.
1. Run SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
2. Add a new log on.
3. The public and db_owner database roles need to be assigned to the log on, so that a
user can connect to the Multi-Media database, update it and—if Multi SAs are to use
Admin to create a database—create a new SQL-based Multi-Media database.
Creating a SQL-server type of logon is a procedure for a SQL-Server administrator,
not for Admin users or View operators.
Result
When these changes are made to SQL-Server security, a SQL Connection login window
appears, as in 10-1. The Login and Password for SQL can differ from the User ID and
Figure
Password of a Multi-Media account.
Figure 10-1 SQL-Server Login
Note The next time that you use the Admin or View applications, the same SQL
logon and password are used automatically, without the SQL Connection
window appearing.
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