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Javier Gomez
Is it any "substantial" deference between a "normal" MDE and encoded
MDE in terms of security ??
thanks in advance
Javier
MDE in terms of security ??
thanks in advance
Javier
Javier said:Thanks for replaying !
Encoded means: tools-->security-->Encode
But ofcourse this process must be done it before convertion into a
MDE.
So a reapeat my question again:
If you have a DECODED MDB (normal) and you converted into a MDE, Which
is the deference betwenn doing it fron ENCODED MDB ?
Is the final MDE the same or Not??
If encoded is the same as encrypted then you get the extra protection for *data*
that someone will not be able to open the file with Notepad or a hex editor and
be able to read anything. It should not make any difference in an MDE as far as
non-data is concerned.
Javier said:Thanks Rick !
But I understand that it is a deference between encoded and encrypted.
ENCODED is done by Access (is develop by Microsoft) is is a standard
function.
ENCRYPTED is done by the User with a routine. (No develop by
Microsoft).
I think it is a BIG deference.........
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