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I'm controlling the connections to my SQL Server through code. I'm trying to
avoid saving the username and password in code however.
It's easy for me to display my own login form, accept a username and
password, and use those to reconnect my linked tables.
However, I'm trying to figure out how to work around the problem of when a
user enters an improper username and password. The system would then bring
up the standard ODBC username and password dialog. I want to trap this, not
display it and return to my form.
-David
avoid saving the username and password in code however.
It's easy for me to display my own login form, accept a username and
password, and use those to reconnect my linked tables.
However, I'm trying to figure out how to work around the problem of when a
user enters an improper username and password. The system would then bring
up the standard ODBC username and password dialog. I want to trap this, not
display it and return to my form.
-David