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I am going to write a log-in script to a MS SQL database where once the user is logged in, he or she will have certain capabilities given the roll assigned (student, admin, or volunteer), but not others. My question is how to make the login secure, to have timeouts, …

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Hello, I have a .shtml page that on it's own works with server side includes but when I call that page from a perl script which is called from a login .shtml page, they don't work. I am using Microsoft IIS and I don't know if it's an IIS settings …

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Hello, I'm inheriting a half-built web-site that has runs on IIS over an MS SQL database. The web pages are written in ASP and they are mostly a mess. Is it possible to use Perl scripts in an MS SQL and IIS environment? Thanks for any input or feedback. Silentiopk4

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I am trying to work through an example from CGI101 (Jaqueline Hamilton's book) and my head is getting turned around. I have two files: env.cgi which looks like [code]#!C:/Perl/bin/perl -wT use strict; use CGI qw(:standard); use CGI::Carp qw(warningsToBrowser fatalsToBrowser); use CGI::Pretty; print header; print start_html("Environment"); foreach my $key (sort(keys(%ENV))) { …

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... and if so, is it a Windows config that needs to be fixe or something else? This may even be the wrong forum for this question, and if so, my apologies and please a hint on what the correct forum is. Here's my problem. When I put this into …

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How do I find, alter, create, edit, etc. the stored procedures, triggers, and foreign keys on an MS SQL 2000 database? I'm trying to figure out how a given database maintains its referential integrity but I can't get behind the scenes on those things. I'm using SQL Server Enterprise Manager …

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I have a DB which have three types of users: students, admins, and volunteers. I am trying to use SQL Server Enterprise Manager 8.0 to set up those roles such that students can (where appropriate) select, insert, update, or delete from given tables/rows; similarly for admins and for volunteers. (The …

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