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    WebSecurity SQL tables

    Creating a Web app� Security logins are working fine on my laptop but when I publish to my Dev Server, they don�t work. My first time working with security, so not sure but I may have missed something.

    On my laptop, I am using SQL files for the Security Table Type (rather than DBF). After publishing to the Webroot on my laptop, the app starts in the browser and login works fine. Both the dbf & dbp files are in the Webroot plus the Websecurity SQL tables were created (by Alpha) on my SQL database located on my laptop. The security works well on my laptop.

    Next, I published to my Dev Server. The Logins on the Dev Server give me a �Login information incorrect� message. Looking in the Dev Server�s Webroot, the dbf & dbp files are there. However, looking in the Dev Server database, there are no Websecurity SQL tables.

    Should I copy the tables from my laptop database to the Dev Server database?
    Thanks,
    Dan

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    Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

    Yes, you need to create the SQL tables on your Dev Server. Keep in mind, too, that the records that exist on your laptop installation won't be in a newly-created table on your Dev Server.
    -Steve
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      #3
      Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

      Thanks Steve. That's what I figured but didn't want to mess anything up without some confirmation from someone with lots of experience.

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        #4
        Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

        SQL Server 2008 security tables on same server as WAS. Data looks good.

        TabbedUI Login Security work properly when published locally on development Win7 PC reaching out to the same SQL security tables.

        Publish to WAS Server, I get "Login Information Incorrect."

        Publishing is highly hit/miss, using either FTP or LAN publishing, but that is another topic.

        Here's the rub:

        If I copy the ENTIRE PC folder to the WAS server, Web Security works, BUT ONLY UNTIL THE NEXT PUBLISH OF ANY COMPONENT! Thereafter login fails.

        ????????????????

        Carl
        Carl ~ Dallas, TX
        I'm so old that pool balls came with Roman Numerals

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          #5
          Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

          Solved ....

          I had placed the Web Security files in a different database with its own connection string.

          Worked properly when local, but failed when published.

          See attached images. Note how part of AA found the files, and the utility did not.

          Once I moved the WebSecurity SQL files to the same database, all seems to work properly.

          Carl
          Dallas
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          Carl ~ Dallas, TX
          I'm so old that pool balls came with Roman Numerals

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            #6
            Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

            Carl,

            Web security tables can have a different connection string in a different database. I have a client set up like that. One site but 5 or so different db's. The key is that the local dbp files point to the correct location. Follow the instructions here and all should work:

            http://wiki.alphasoftware.com/a5/Usi...20Security.pdf
            Peter
            AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

            [email protected]
            https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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              #7
              Re: WebSecurity SQL tables

              I had a different connection string, but obviously some link in the chain was missing.

              For now, one DB for both data and security is OK, but THANKS for letting me know that central WebSec tables is workable.

              I'll sleep better knowing that, even though it might be a year or two before that dog bites me.

              Carl
              Dallas
              Carl ~ Dallas, TX
              I'm so old that pool balls came with Roman Numerals

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