Check this out:
http://www.dotnet-guide.com/impersonation.html
IIS performs authentication. If anonymous access is allow then no authentication is perform and the request is passed to the asp.net app using the anonymous account set up. ASP.NET then treats it as a normal request ie. if...
I'm not using either windows authentication or forms authentication. Another option for accessing iis is to allow anonymous access. This is how most internet (as opposed to intranet) sites using iis are configured. It allows unauthenticated users to browse the site. An anonymous user account is...
IIS will authenticate the user logged in if integrated security is being used. Otherwise it should use the anonymous user account if it is set up. I'm not using integrated security.
Durkin
I want my application to use the anonymous account I have set up to access the database not the credentials of the user who is accessing the application. I have disabled integrated authentication in IIS.
Durkin
Hi. I'm using 2.0 and IIS5. I've set the anonymous account in IIS to use a domain account I set up and impersonate=true in the config file. I've also disabled integrated authentication. However, my application is still trying to access the database using the aspnet account. This is a new release...
Thanks for your help Ron. I have set the application icon already. However, I have a project which is to be used in multiple applications as a sort of template. I am inheriting in my applications from forms in this base project so I want to be able to get the current application's icon to be...
How can I retreive the application icon at runtime? Or, is there a way to set the default icon for all my forms to the same as my application icon?
Thanks in advance.
Durkin
Hi. I have written a persistence layer which maps an action on an object to a stored procedure eg. calling Save on an object will call then spSaveObject proc populating the correct parameters with members of the object and filling the members with any data returned. I've been reading up on OR...
Figured it out. The table is being filled from a data migration from an older version of the app. There's a nasty bug in the older app which I found because of this issue where that big table is getting larger exponentially. The table should really only have seven hundred thousand rows. I've...
The query itself is fine. If I time the insert using the select statement and then time the select statement on it's own the insert is much slower. The table variable only contains an int.
Durkin
Sorry. Table variable should have about 15000 in the case I'm looking at. This is our most performance problem prone user. He's a member of many groups in the system.
One of the tables in the select has more the 5m rows.
Durkin
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