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How to connect to SQL Server using JDBC Driver, with the user as myDomain\myUser, from Linux without DotNet?
PS: (edited, fixed user in this question from myUser\myDomain to myDomain\myUser)
Please check this article for detailed steps: Microsoft SQL Server JDBC for Linux.
Best regards,
Cosmog
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HI, Cosmog,
The article does not mention connection with domain user. any more specific information for domain user case?
Thanks.
Andy
hi, Cosmog
the article does not mention the use case involving domain user for connection. do you have any more specific information about connecting with domain user?
Thanks.
Andy
with the user as myDomain\myUser
If the Linux server is joined to a domain, then you can use the connection string property "integratedSecurity", see
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/connect/jdbc/building-the-connection-url?view=sql-server-ver16
Hi.
We do not want our Linux host to join a domain. We just want to connect to MS-SQL-Server by supplying it a domainName and a userName.
The same domainName and userName are used to successfully connect to MS-SQL-Server using a range of other technologies, including PERL. In fact, only the JDBC driver seems to be failing so far.
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To connect to Sqlserver from Linux with a domain account you use kerberos. Basically you connect with kinit first, then use trusted_connection:
note: on a Mac you can just ticket viewer to connect.