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Mar 5, 2008

I have developed an application that uses a SQL Server compact edition database (.sdf). The database contains important data that I do not wish people to access.

My question is if I choose to Encrypt the database using the option available when you create the database and specify a password how secure is it ?

Are there tools on the market that will be able to crack this password and therefore gain access ?

Thanks

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TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Setup
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