Our local SQLServer database requires us to use integrated security - this option isn't available when creating a connection. In fact, it requires username which is not allowed when using integrated security.
Ideal solution:
1: Disable username as a mandatory field
2: Add a checkbox that indicates Integrated Security should be used
Final connection string should be something like this:
Server=;Database=;Integrated Security=true;TrustServerCertificate=true;
There are currently no alternatives so sqltools is currently unusable by me.
Our local SQLServer database requires us to use integrated security - this option isn't available when creating a connection. In fact, it requires username which is not allowed when using integrated security.
Ideal solution:
1: Disable username as a mandatory field
2: Add a checkbox that indicates Integrated Security should be used
Final connection string should be something like this:
Server=;Database=;Integrated Security=true;TrustServerCertificate=true;
There are currently no alternatives so sqltools is currently unusable by me.