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Password Data Type in MS SQL
Hi I am kinda new to MS SQL. I have used Oracle before but it is not quite the same. I want my password field in the database to appear as "*****" not "hello". How do you set fields to be password fields?
There is no "password" data type and it doesn't seem possible to define a user defined data type to appear as password "****" field Thanks, Gerbill Last edited by Gerbill : May 25th, 2004 at 12:50 PM.
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