(DEPRECATED - former I*net Data Server only.) Setting this property True automatically presents the user with a logon dialog box when the application attempts to open a database at a secure IDS site. If this property is
False, the application must handle the
Logon event manually to provide security information This property is ignored if the VAccess control is not trying to access remote data via the IDS or if the target IDS is unsecured.
The AutoLogon property serves two related functions. First, it determines whether or not the ActiveX will automatically display a logon dialog box to the user when a logon is requested by the IDS. If the IDS is set to
Browseable, this dialog will present a list of IDS database names; otherwise it will require the user to enter a database name. Additionally,
AutoLogon determines whether the
Logon event will be fired when the IDS requests security information. If
AutoLogon is set to
True, the ActiveX will bring up the default logon dialog and the
Logon event will not fire.
If this property is set to False, the default dialog will not appear and the
Logon event will fire every time the IDS requests security information. You may then respond to the
Logon event to provide security information or to implement a custom logon dialog box.