TextFileDataProvider How would I create one?

Hey everybody!  Just wanted to say that I love .NetTiers.  It is awesome beyond words.  Thank you soo much for all your hard work.

 I was given the requirement to read in a set of data in a text file with the format:

Header: Date: mm/dd/yyyy

16-19 digit credit card,9 digit ssn number

16-19 digit credit card,9 digit ssn number

etc... 

 
Date: 09/29/2006
XXXXXXXXXXX68318   ,XXXXXX697
XXXXXXXXXXX62793   ,XXXXXX431
XXXXXXXXXXX48566   ,XXXXXX832
XXXXXXXXXXX46252   ,XXXXXX531
XXXXXXXXXXX69259   ,XXXXXX783
XXXXXXXXXXX41667   ,XXXXXX362

 It was easiest for me to create a Cards table in SQL Server with the credit card number as the primary key and the SSN as a field in that table.  I then  used .NetTiers to generate the code for me.  This is great but the data is going to reside in a text file and not
 in a SQL Server.  So, I was wanting to get some advice from the .NetTiers community about changing the provider from SQL to a TextFileDataProvider or something similar so I can read in all the values.  I don't need all the CRUD functions.  Just Read and Find by Credit Card Number.

Thanks! 

Wow, that's some pretty sensitive data to keep in a text file, you sure this as best as you can do?  Can we offer some options if you really need to store that data in a secure manner?

Not to mention you just posted them to the world? If thoughs are real remove them immediately moron.

And i'd do it quickly - before Google decides to keep them available on the web for you... any mods around that can remove them?

rob_nettiers:

Not to mention you just posted them to the world? If thoughs are real remove them immediately moron.

Dude these are fake Credit card numbers randomly generated so I can test the system.

So, any thoughts? 

I just noticed somebody edited them.  lol  Nothing to worry about.  I generated 17000 random credit card numbers and just grabbed the first few.  Thanks for being extra careful though.  This is a customer requirement I can't get around this.  They want it to be stored in a text file. This server will be behind a bank firewall so don't worry about security.  I need this to work with a text file.  If you can't get past the idea of it being a credit card just think of it as being a 16 - 19 digit number, and a 9 digit number.  Thank you guys so much for your carefulness!