Posted by orenbt on 11/21/06 15:38
Hi,
I write software in C# that should create (by itself) a new database.
The SQL server should be installed on the customer's computers silently
(I still need to figure how to do this part)
How can my software create a database that only it can access? Do I
need to create a special user account from the software?
What user account do I use to open a connection to the SQL server in
the first place when I create the database (taking under consideration
that the SQL server was installed silently and as far as the user
concern he has no idea my software uses SQL server).
To summarize:
1. The install of my software should install and configure the SQL
server silently (appreciate any help here)
2. The software needs to access the local SQL server and create a
database that only it can access when the software runs under a simple
"USER" account in Win2K/XP and not "ADMINISTRATOR" (my big problem -
any idea?)
Thanks in advance,
Oren
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