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Password not saved

Password not saved

2007-09-12       - By Jim

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Any particular reason why can't I get passwords to be saved?  In the
Connection Manager I assume that the 'Apply' button is to be used to save
or update a connection, and when I'm in the Connection Manager, I see a
line of *'s.  But then when I attempt to connect, the password is always
blank, and when I return to the Connection Manager, it's blank there as
well.

Also, why not permit passwords to be save from the initial connect dialog
that pops up for either the Administrator or Query Browser?

I'm running the gui tools on XP Pro.


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