Single Sign-On in Oracle 8.0

Hi,
We have our own apllications and we dont want to display the logon screen when u launch the application, it should pick up the NT userid and authenticate it.We have Oracle 8.0 databse on Unix and Windows NT/2000 on client side. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ranjan

SSO works in all released versions. What specific problem are you encountering?

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vimal jain.
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I've been working on this and could reproduce the issue with anonymous binds. A fix will be ready in 4.2.1.
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[email protected]

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