A login stored procedure is a stored procedure that you can use to perform predefined functions after a user logs on to Microsoft Dynamics NAV with Microsoft SQL Server. A typical function would be to generate a message informing the user that the database is currently in single-user mode so that an administrator can perform database maintenance tasks and is therefore inaccessible.
A typical requirement for Web sites is to allow only some users (authenticated users) to see certain pages. In that case, it is typical for the Web site to provide a way for users to log in and be authenticated, and to hide information from anonymous users (users who are not logged in).
Many Web sites include content that is available only to people who have logged in (that is, who have been authenticated). By default, ASP.NET provides Web site project templates that include pages that let you perform authentication tasks.
The Dynamics NAV application provides two types of authentication methods to log in to the database, as explained next.
A login stored procedure is a stored procedure that you can use to perform predefined functions after a user logs on to Microsoft Dynamics NAV with Microsoft SQL Server.
A login stored procedure is a stored procedure that you can use to perform predefined functions after a user logs on to Microsoft Dynamics NAV with Microsoft SQL Server.
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