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Thierry_S
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Windows Pro 10 > JMP 17.2 > ODBC Connections > Preventing file saving/export?

Hi JMP Community,

 

I am exploring the option of connecting JMP to an ODBC-enabled database that contains sensitive data.

The database administrator asked me if there is a method in JMP to prevent saving or exporting the primary data uploaded via OBDC connections.

 

Sorry for not being more specific. I have zero experience using JMP to connect to databases.

 

Thank you.

 

Best regards,

TS

Thierry R. Sornasse
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Re: Windows Pro 10 > JMP 17.2 > ODBC Connections > Preventing file saving/export?

Hey @Thierry_S 

 

I've run into this question in the past. The customers have generally taken a tiered approach.  Some data is generally available (non-sensitive), other data is available via password (more sensitive and requires training on approved use and storage), and finally putting JMP on a heavily locked down server/vm (most sensitive data - prevents removal from the source, controls access, and logs who is accessing).

 

The first two tiers are still going to allow save/export, but the third would do what you want but requires additional resources. So, it depends a ton on how many people are needing access to the highly sensitive data. 

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Re: Windows Pro 10 > JMP 17.2 > ODBC Connections > Preventing file saving/export?

Hey @Thierry_S 

 

I've run into this question in the past. The customers have generally taken a tiered approach.  Some data is generally available (non-sensitive), other data is available via password (more sensitive and requires training on approved use and storage), and finally putting JMP on a heavily locked down server/vm (most sensitive data - prevents removal from the source, controls access, and logs who is accessing).

 

The first two tiers are still going to allow save/export, but the third would do what you want but requires additional resources. So, it depends a ton on how many people are needing access to the highly sensitive data.