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MSDN Webcast: Securing Applications With SQL Server 2000 - Level 300

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Overview This webcast shows how to use the security features of the SQL Server 2000 platform to control data and functional entitlements for software applications. The webcast emphasizes security options in terms of performance, administrative overhead and ease of programmability. The presenter provides a pragmatic understanding of how to provide users with just enough access to use their applications without endangering other data stored within the system. The attendee will learn how to use views, stored procedures and the native security mechanism in SQL Server to secure the information stored in the organization's data-centric enterprise applications.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	22nd April 2004 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Application Servers, Database Management, Security Management

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