RBS and SQL Server Authentication and question about the SF security dialog.


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Geoff Hirst
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hi Guys,

please forgive me being a little wet behind the ears on this. I have just started implementing RBS into my application and one thing has been nagging me for a while.

My application will most likely be deployed in scenarios where there is no domain controller so I am opting for SQL Server authentication. I have set up RBS and it works well so far. However, my database connection is still using Windows authentication and I need to move this now to SQL Server authentication which requires the set up of logins on SQL Server, yes?

I was working through the security editor and saw that it creates users and I thought that this might create the needed logins on SQL Server, but this didn't happen. So, what I am asking here is what is best way of organizing a SQL Server login for my application that the data connection can use and access the application database.

I hope the above makes sense.

Q2.

Using your SecurityDialog, is there any way I can put my applications name on it? I would rather not create a custom one just to add my application name.

thanks

Geoff.

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