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beelineuk
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Posted - 2004-04-05 : 04:40:51
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| Hello,I was wondering if the SQL server registration information held in the registry for Enterprise Manager could be used by another SQLDMO based application? I can see how a developer could pull out and present a list of registered servers using the registry, but they would then need to re-enter their registration credentials.Is the credential information held in the registry in an accessible form, or is there a way of doing this without the using having to retype the credentials?Thank's in advance.Mike |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
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Posted - 2004-04-05 : 12:11:57
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| The information is stored in the registry, however it is encrypted. There are a bunch of utilities out there that can scan the network for SQL Servers. I believe MS has one called sqlscan.exe.Tara |
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