Using SQL Server Application Roles from VB.NET Application

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  • Matt

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    Using SQL Server Application Roles from VB.NET Application

    I'm not entirely sure if this is the best place to post this; if it is
    not, kindly redirect me to the proper posting area.

    I'm deploying a Windows Forms application using VB 2005 on top of SQL
    Server 2005, and I was trying to figure out the best possible way to
    secure the system such that only the users using the application would
    be able to access the database. I stumbled across the concept of
    Application Roles in SQL Server, but none of the explanations floating
    around online properly demonstrate how one would actually go about using
    them. Can anyone refer me to a good source on this matter, or give me a
    better solution for security altogether?

    Thanks,
    Matt
  • Cor Ligthert [MVP]

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    Re: Using SQL Server Application Roles from VB.NET Application

    Matt,

    You told it yourself.

    Probably the newsgroup

    Microsoft.publi c.dotnet.framew ork.security
    or
    Microsoft.publi c.dotnet.securi ty

    are in my opinion the best places for that complete message from you.


    Cor

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    > I'm not entirely sure if this is the best place to post this; if it is
    > not, kindly redirect me to the proper posting area.
    >
    > I'm deploying a Windows Forms application using VB 2005 on top of SQL
    > Server 2005, and I was trying to figure out the best possible way to
    > secure the system such that only the users using the application would be
    > able to access the database. I stumbled across the concept of Application
    > Roles in SQL Server, but none of the explanations floating around online
    > properly demonstrate how one would actually go about using them. Can
    > anyone refer me to a good source on this matter, or give me a better
    > solution for security altogether?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Matt[/color]


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