I deployed a package which stores db names and user roles of diffent servers. image
I set up the my source connection manager with specific username and pwd. But when i start the package then my connection manager always uses the windows authentication.
I get the username and pwd from table and store them in the variables. Here is my dynamic connection manager properties window: image
I want to connect my servers with each username and pwd of them. Thanks for helps.
You cant tell from the image but I believe you have Integrated Security=SSPI in your expression. If you look at the connection string property you can see it on the end. If you remove that it should use SQL login instead of Win Auth.
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I am setting up the Reporting Servers for a SQL server that I am migrating and one of the data sources connects to Teradata. I am able to connect fine using the DB username and password but when I try to use Windows/LDAP it fails to connect. My company requires it being set up with the LDAP login.
The current connection string I am using is Data Source= datasource.com; Database=db1,db2
Is there a different connection string I can use to enable LDAP within the SSRS?
Thank you in advance.
I want to connect to a MySql server using the following example of a connection string:
"Server=server_name;Port=3306;database=db_name"
My code is accessing from a container using the username that runs the container/pod (Kubernetes) itself.
Meaning that I don't want to use this connection string example:
"Server=server_name;Port=3306;database=db_name;user=user_name;password=my_pwd"
All I need is to connect with the user running the service (this user is an Active Directory user).
How can I do that?
I'm trying to do school JAVA EE project and I have to connect schema made in mysql from MYSql.
part of code is (for SQL select) :
String dbURL = "";
String user = "root";
String password = "root";
and i apperently have no URL somehow
Any ideas on that? I'm new to SQL and JAVA EE so i face lots of problems :/
First of all you need a running mysql instance. There are 2 possibilities :
(1) You need the domain :
local instance / domain : localhost
Remote instance / domain or IP
(2) You need the port of the mysql server instance
Default is 3306
(3) The name of the database you want to connect to.
Lets say you need to connect to the database test
Now in order to connect to the database you will need to generate the connection url. In our case since (I assume) you want to write java, the url is in jdbc format
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/test
In order to connect netbeans to a mysql Database you will need to follow the next steps :
Locate the service tab on the project tab and right click on the Databases.
Select the Mysql Driver and click next. (If the driver misses just download the file from the suggested portal it will be a jar).
Finally fill the appropriate information on the next frame
If you need parameters to your jdbc URL you can do so like :
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/test?param1=value1
You can find more detailed information on the Netbeans website : https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/mysql.html
I'm building a website with EF4.1 and MVC3 (C#). Trying to find out what the proper way to remove the password from the connection string is. I've done some searching and can't seem to find anything that tells how to remove the password from the connection string.
I'm actually working on two different sites at the moment. One is hosted on GoDaddy and is using their SQL Server db. The other is hosted here at work and will be using SQL Server 2005.
Lastly, is it possible to do the database first code generation with a MySQL database? I'm personally more comfortable with MySQL and prefer it to SQL Server, but have had issues getting this to work.
If you should need any additional information please let me know.
You should probably encrypt your web.config connection strings before deploying it to the server.
AFAIK, if you connect to your server using SQL Server Authentication, the connection string needs the username and password. If your app and db servers had domain trust, you can use integrated mode / windows authentication / identity impersonate to have a password-less connection string. But most service providers don't let you do this -- they use SQL Server Authentication to keep customers out of their domain.
Either way, there is more sensitive information in the connection string than just the password. You should encrypt the whole <connectionStrings> node.
Where is a place to look for db settings in ColdFusion? I would like to connect to the db via sequel pro.
Is there a DSN set up on the server that the CF is using? That can be used to connect to the database, and would specify the name, password, database and a bit more. That's accessed through the CFAdministrator page, not in the CF code itself. Only the DSN name is used in the code.
Edit: In the CF admin page, go to the Data & Services tab, then choose Data Sources. That is where the list of DSNs exist. Select a data source to see the connection information. The password is masked.