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Kevin Steffer [MCP]
HI NG
I have made a very nasty discovery on my dll files build from my
ASP.NET projects in VS.NET 2003.
In some of my codebehind files i have a private string that is my SQL
Server connection string for example:
public class myClass
{
private string sqlSvrConStr = "Data Source=blablabla";
public myClass()
{
}
}
When I compile the project and opens the dll in notepad I am able to
read the sqlSvrConStr - it's not pretty and it might take a while to
find BUT IT'S THERE!!!
I am also able to find some of my SQL Command strings and other objects
I use in the code - is this of normal behavior of a dll that you
actually can see the code in text???
Man I'm getting nervous!!
-Kevin
I have made a very nasty discovery on my dll files build from my
ASP.NET projects in VS.NET 2003.
In some of my codebehind files i have a private string that is my SQL
Server connection string for example:
public class myClass
{
private string sqlSvrConStr = "Data Source=blablabla";
public myClass()
{
}
}
When I compile the project and opens the dll in notepad I am able to
read the sqlSvrConStr - it's not pretty and it might take a while to
find BUT IT'S THERE!!!
I am also able to find some of my SQL Command strings and other objects
I use in the code - is this of normal behavior of a dll that you
actually can see the code in text???
Man I'm getting nervous!!
-Kevin