Re: Don't want Trusted Connection option...
- From: "vt" <vinu.t.1976@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 11:30:21 -0000
Steve,
First of all security level is set at server level not per database. If I
understood you correctly, you want to use SQL Authentication for one
database and keep mixed mode for all other database
To stop user connecting to database using Trusted connection.
Deny BULITIN\Administrator account
make sure no windows user has permission on that database
create sql user account in that database
create dsn to use the new user name/password and use the new dsn to connect
to sql server
VT
"CyberDwarf" <steve.ingle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
Weird question, but hey!!
We have mixed-mode authentication on one of our databases.
Is there any way of avoiding the users seeing the "Use trusted connection"
option when in the connection dialog (eg from Excel Import Data)
I would like to enforce use of the Username/Password option if possible.
Otherwise, I'm faced with implementing user-level SQL Server security &
Windows authentication mode for an application which has, up until now,
run as the only available app in a very restricted desktop environment.
All suggestions gratefully received.
TIA
Steve
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