The Data Layer
This solution requires three tables: Users, Sessions, and Tasks. Figure 18-3 shows the table relationships.
Figure 18-3. The SuperCompute tables
The Users table contains the logic information for all the users who will access the rendering service. The password is stored in plain text, and all password comparisons default to SQL’s standard non-case-sensitive behavior. For increased security, this field could hold encrypted binary information. In addition, the Users table includes an optional NotifyQueue column, which is designed to hold the path to a Message Queuing private queue on the user’s computer, which can be used for notification. ...
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