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loginString |
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Indicates the information used to login to a data source. |
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Empty string |
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Some databases require that you log in to them to access their tables. |
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When you set the ADODatabase object’s active property to true to open the connection, a login dialog will appear, prompting the user for the user name and password. |
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You can prevent the login dialog from appearing by setting the loginString property to a string containing a valid user name and password of the form "userName/password". |
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If the user name and password provided through loginString are not valid, the login dialog will appear when you attempt to activate the database. |
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