Re: error: null password given; login denied.

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Posted by Joseph 24.1.128.123 on January 30 2006 18:13:39:

In Reply to: Re: error: null password given; login denied. posted by Dave on April 12 2005 19:52:47:

I am running 1.4 and have an ODBC connection to an Oracle database. I have an ODBC system DSN defined and its validation test is okay with user/password.

I have password option turned on but I never get prompted to enter user/password upon start or accessing the oracle db. I just keep getting the null password error because I don't get prompted for one. I am on Win2k.

> Yes there's a place to enter login password.
>
> Go in options, in misc tab, activate 'login prompt'.
>
> You will then be asked for password everytime you connect to a database (start the application or switch database).
>
> Dave
>
> > I get this error when I try to use this program. Is there a place where I can enter my password?
>

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Re: error: null password given; login denied. - Dave 23:27:18 January 30 2006 (1)

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> I am running 1.4 and have an ODBC connection to an Oracle database. I have an ODBC system DSN defined and its validation test is okay with user/password. > > I have password option turned on but I never get prompted to enter user/password upon start or accessing the oracle db. I just keep getting the null password error because I don't get prompted for one. I am on Win2k. > > > > > Yes there's a place to enter login password. > > > > Go in options, in misc tab, activate 'login prompt'. > > > > You will then be asked for password everytime you connect to a database (start the application or switch database). > > > > Dave > > > > > I get this error when I try to use this program. Is there a place where I can enter my password? > > > >

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