Our intended design for a shared connection document is to have all credentials reference creds by name that are stored in a separate doc for each individual user. The shared doc thus does not need a password, but the individuals credential doc would.
Royal TSX provides a warning icon with the message "Security Warning! This document contains sensitive data..." on our shared doc as we have some creds stored somewhere.
Is there any way to find which connection has the stored credentials? I've tried dashboard view, but the values of Username, Password, Credential from parent are all non-deterministic for the problem.
Matt Warren
Our intended design for a shared connection document is to have all credentials reference creds by name that are stored in a separate doc for each individual user. The shared doc thus does not need a password, but the individuals credential doc would.
Royal TSX provides a warning icon with the message "Security Warning! This document contains sensitive data..." on our shared doc as we have some creds stored somewhere.
Is there any way to find which connection has the stored credentials? I've tried dashboard view, but the values of Username, Password, Credential from parent are all non-deterministic for the problem.
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