You can specify the authentication type in a connection
string or a DSN. Depending how you are initiating this
request, you'd just manage it through the connection to SQL
Server.
-Sue
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 07:04:31 -0800, "John Gorman"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I am using a MS Access database as a front end to a SQL
>Server database. Does anyone know how I can initiate a
>request from Access for windows authentication.
Re: Anonymous Anonymity - Request For Comments ... > and request that you reply directly to my e-mail address. ... > for the entity wishing to preserve their anonymity.... > the machine can perform as a Intermediary Server and / or as a Intermediary ... > The software then attempts connection to a Intermediary Server. ... (Bugtraq)
Re: downloading a single file using multiple threads ... One client A --- one Server,... thread 1 issues asynchronous range request x... ... isn't useful (as you say, even if you have enabled reuse of the connection, repeated requests for different ranges will simply result in queuing of the replies). ... Yep, but say you have 1Mbps to the US and 50Kbps to Afrika, is your download manager clever enough to request all chunks from the US instead of waiting for a chunk to arrive from Afrika, or is he clever enough to cancel the request and re-issue the same request over the US connection. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
Re: Performance Issue with Runtime Image ... >> the client, closes the connection, then dies. ...request before even accepting the next incoming connection. ... The client program is unaffected so presumably the server is ... (comp.lang.smalltalk.dolphin)
Re: JES-APPL ... Then there has been a session initiation request - which can only happen over an available session path - this isn't any of your flaky IP, ... Unless the NJE application on the AS/400 has consistently been caught in the middle of being activated in some way - highly unlikely I would expect - this is not a timing problem. ... Since the connection is necessarily in place, there is no problem with the connection - just in case a modem is involved - which, given a "switched" definition is used, is not impossible, but unlikely. ... (bit.listserv.ibm-main)
