The advantage of saving the connection string in the registry

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The advantage of saving the connection string in the registry to explain me please?

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Posted 8-Apr-13 1:41am

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_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-08T01:43:00

It protects application secrets, such as database connection strings and passwords, requires careful consideration of a number of pertinent factors such as how sensitive the data is, who could gain access to it, how to balance security, performance, and maintainability, and so forth.
Check Safeguard Database Connection Strings and Other Sensitive Settings in Your Code[^].

--Amit