Carl Karsten wrote:
> Bill Witherspoon wrote:
>> Carl Karsten wrote:
>>> Ed Leafe wrote:
>>>> On Jun 13, 2007, at 2:16 PM, Carl Karsten wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> -> We're using  >> Windows >> Authentication currently,
>>>>>
>>>>> I think that is the 'problem.'
>>>>    Why? All that means is that SqlServer will authenticate the username/ 
>>>> pw through Windows authentication. If the username/pw is legit, it  
>>> When using win, you don't need to pass a user/pw, and I think you need to 
>>> tell 
>>> it which method to use.  so if anything, passing a user/pw may be the way 
>>> to 
>>> tell it to use SQL auth.
>>>
>>>> should be fine. In fact, when I helped test pymssql for Dabo, I used  
>>>> Windows authentication to my SQL Server.
>>> Was your server set to win-only or mixed?
>>>
>>> Carl K
>>>
>> Carl,
>> It's set to mixed. Let me try to remove the user/pass right now.
> 
> If it is set to mixed, then I would try to use SQL, not win.
> 
>> Well, that's weird - if you leave the user/pass parameters it looks like
>> it defaults to user = "sa". No go there either.
> 
> yeah, I think there is a parameter you need to pass that explicitly tells it 
> to 
> use Win.
> 
>> I also just tried user='billw' with no password, and password=''. No go.
> 
> Is that a user/pw that the server knows about, or a win user?
> 
> If you /join #dabo on irc.freenode.net I'll setup a server setup you can hit.
> 
> Carl K
> 
> 

Thanks Carl,
That's a generous offer - I'll take you up on it if it comes to that!
Since I last posted, I tried changing the SQLDB to Windows
Authentication only from Mixed. That didn't seem to help.

The user/pass I'm using is my own domain user/pass (it's not a local
machine user/pass if that's what you mean). As for the server knowing
about it, I guess I assumed that it was querying our Domain Controller
behind the scenes?

I've resisted trying to set up SQL authentication because I didn't want
the headache of managing another set of users in addition to our AD
setup. Maybe I'll try it though.

I pound away on it tomorrow again.

Thanks,
Bill.


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