| Rob Waywell 2005-05-19, 7:23 am |
| The "Use Integrated Login" option in the ODBC configuration operates at the
ODBC driver level rather than at the database level. In contrast the
"Login_Mode = Mixed" is operating at the database engine level. I'm guessing
that you are using a standalone engine (Dbeng9.exe) at this point which
would let the integrated login work at the database engine level since you
are connecting from the local machine. Is that right?
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"Rebecca Snyder" <becky@bradley.edu> wrote in message
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> ASA 9.0.2
>
> My database has Login_Mode option set to 'Mixed'. I'm doing some testing
> on my ODBC System DSN parameters (Login Tab) and see some results that I
> did not expect to see.
>
> 1. Set "Use Integrated Login" on - Integrated Login is used.
> 2. Set "Supply Userid and Password" on, fill in the Userid & Password
> field. Standard login is used.
> 3. Set "Supply Userid and Password" on and leave Userid & Password blank.
> Integrated Login is used.
>
> The #3 scenario is what surprised me. I would have thought that I would
> be prompted to enter a userid and password for the Standard Login.
> Any comments? Thanks.
>
> Becky Snyder
> Bradley University
>
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