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SQL Server Connection tab

Restriction: This topic applies to Windows environments only.
ODBC Driver
Shows the name and version of the ODBC driver in use for the current connection. Visible for System and User connection types only.
Data Source Name
Type a name for this connection.
Integrated Windows Authentication
Automatically send your Windows user ID and password as login credentials for this connection.
Use SQL Server Login
Send the User ID and Password supplied in the corresponding fields as login credentials for this connection.
User ID
Type the user ID you want to use for your SQL Server login. This is required only when you have selected Use SQL Server Login.
Password
Type the password you want to use for your SQL Server login. This is required only when you have selected Use SQL Server Login.
Allow Saving ADO.NET Connection Password
In this version of HCOSS, this check box has no effect on the connection.
SQL Server Instance
Select a SQL Server instance from the drop-down list, or type the name of a SQL Server instance. Use . or (local) to specify your local machine.
Refresh
Refresh the list of available SQL Server instances.
Confirm Server
When you specify a SQL Server instance by typing into the SQL Server Instance field rather than selecting from the drop-down list, click this to confirm the specified instance and test its validity.
Use a database other than the default database: dbname
Activates the Database drop-down list, enabling you to specify an alternative database for this connection.
Database
Select a database from the drop-down list, which includes all SQL Server databases available for the login credentials you specified for this connection.
Test
Verify that the information you have specified on this tab is sufficient to create a working SQL Server connection.
Save
Create an ODBC and an ADO.NET SQL Server connection, each based on the information you have specified on this tab.
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