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mfc >> Security Warning when creating a new class with MFC ODBC Consumer

by TWFub3g » Sat, 18 Mar 2006 02:40:27 GMT

With VC++ .NET 2003, i'm creating a new class (MFC ODBC container).
Everything seems to work until im about to generate the class.
I get this "Security Warning" message box text :
"The connection string in the generated code may contain plain text
passwords and/or sensitive information. Please review the wizard generated
code for details."

If I confirm this box, my whole VS closes automatically.

I tried with VC++ 6.0 and it worked perfectly. But i dont want do use
anymore this version.

Thanks

Vince

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mfc >> Security Warning when creating a new class with MFC ODBC Consumer

by AliR » Sat, 18 Mar 2006 04:00:58 GMT


That's shows up because of a pragma in the code created by the ClassWizard.
Go to the file created for the CRecrodset class, and remove the pragma.

AliR.







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1. Security Warning when creating a new class with MFC ODBC Consumer 

With VS C++ .NET 2003, i'm creating a new class (MFC ODBC container). 
Everything seems to work until im about to generate the class.
I get this "Security Warning" message box text :
"The connection string in the generated code may contain plain text 
passwords and/or sensitive information. Please review the wizard generated 
code for details."

If I confirm this box, my whole VS closes automatically.

I tried with VS C++ 6.0 and it worked perfectly. But i dont want do use 
anymore this version.

Thanks

Vince

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