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| Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Hi all, I am currently doing an application using MS Access 97 as front-end GUI, connecting to a back-end Oracle server. The Oracle server version is 9.x. Now I wanna use integrated security so that I won't need to enter the username/password every time I start my application. The problem now is that the Oracle server is in a unix server, and I don't know 1) How to configure Oracle so that it accepts integrated security, 2) How to connect to Oracle from the my application. I have been doing research on this for long but without solutions. Anyone, any suggestions? Thank you very much. Regards, reuifdjk |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Please findout the details here |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security You can't use Windows security, you'll have to hardcode the user name and password somewhere. Nige |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Quote:
Thanx for your link. But what I need is the configuration of the Oracle database server, not the connection string. :'( |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Quote:
What do you mean by Windows security? What I wanna know is how to use the integrated security feature of Oracle. And the Oracle is in a unix server, the application is in a windows os. Any more suggestions? |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Are you able to connect to the database from windows PC ? |
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| Re: Help needed! Oracle settings for integrated security Thanx for all the help. I have configured how to do this following the steps: 1. Set OS_AUTHENT_PREFIX: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET OS_AUTHENT_PREFIX = "" SCOPE=SPFILE; 2. Set REMOTE_OS_AUTHENT: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET REMOTE_OS_AUTHENT = TRUE SCOPE=SPFILE; 3. For Windows servers, set in the "%ORACLE_HOME%\network\admin\sqlnet.ora" file: SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES= (NTS) 4. Restart database. 5. Create the users. SQL> CREATE USER xx INDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY; |
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