How to use windows integrated security in connection string for sybase database

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Hi All,

I would like to use identity (windows account) provided in IIS to connect to Sybase 15.7 database. I am using ASEOledb provider to connect in code. But I am not able to connect to database by passing Integrated Security = true in connection strinf.

Can some one help on this?

Thanks
Ajay

What I have tried:

I tried Integrated Security = true/SSPI, Tursted_Security = true/yes.

All above options did not work.

Posted 25-Apr-17 11:45am

Ajay Bachale

Updated 25-Apr-17 13:15pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2017-04-25T13:15:00

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From what I can tell at ConnectionStrings.com and the Sybase documentation here[^] Trusted Connections how you want to specify it are not supported. You MUST supply a username and password in the connection string or the Data Source IDS file.

Posted 25-Apr-17 13:15pm

Dave Kreskowiak