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Jon_Armer
Jon_Armer
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JMP file security/write-passwords

Created: Sep 1, 2021 03:37 AM  |  Last Modified: Jun 10, 2023 4:36 PM (3066 views)

Hi,

 

We're looking at using some of the JMP functionalities to trend/analyse data on some of our later-stage projects and our CMC group have asked if it is possible to lock the JMP files after analysis/trending to prevent unauthorised 'tampering' of the data- and I was wondering if anyone knew how to do that? 

 

I've currently suggested just keeping the file in a password-access folder- but i'm wondering if there's anyway to add password protection to the JMP table/analysis itself?

 

Thanks in advance,

Jon

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ian_jmp
ian_jmp
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Re: JMP file security/write-passwords

Sep 1, 2021 08:09 AM (3051 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Jon_Armer 09-01-2021

Every table can be regenerated by a script (see 'Copy Table Script' from the red triangle). Scripts can then be encrypted ('Edit > Encrypt Script...) with a 'Run' password. This could be one way to 'archive' data in a somewhat secure way, but I can think of alternatives too.

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ian_jmp
ian_jmp
Level X
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Re: JMP file security/write-passwords

Sep 1, 2021 08:09 AM (3052 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Jon_Armer 09-01-2021

Every table can be regenerated by a script (see 'Copy Table Script' from the red triangle). Scripts can then be encrypted ('Edit > Encrypt Script...) with a 'Run' password. This could be one way to 'archive' data in a somewhat secure way, but I can think of alternatives too.

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