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I have some extended classes (utilizing both HMAC and cryptographic tech), and I’m hoping to utilize them for a new product’s database from said database’s stored procedures (inclusive of time logging, user-event logging, etc.) under SQL Server.
Can anyone recommend a resource detailing the best ways to achieve this or optionally advise a more preferable approach to low-level, data-layer access-security that includes automated interaction logging?
custom source libraries accessible to SQL Server… no problem says Microsoft… anything developed in C# / VB.NET can be taken via CIL / CLR directly into SQL Server to be used as a custom library, etc. within stored procedures, etc.
I’m off to finalize & test…