DBeaver will allow Microsoft Windows single sign on access when connecting to Microsoft SQL Server using the SQL Server driver (rather than jTDS). From the driver properties settings, set the integratedSecurity flag to true.
Open the Connection configuration panel and choose the Driver properties section.
A subtle, but important step is to not provide username and password credentials to the connection.
Open the Connection configuration panel and choose the Driver properties section.
Set the integratedSecurity flag to true.
A subtle, but important step is to not provide username and password credentials to the connection.
Thanks! This worked like a charm.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it worked for you. I appreciate the confirmation.
DeleteYup, this worked wonderfully for me as well!
ReplyDeleteThis post is a few years old now, but it seems to still be relevant. Thanks for posting!
DeleteNow DBeaver supports Windows authentication in MS SQL Server without such the tricks: https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/issues/2077
DeleteCorrect! It's a checkbox in the connection window now. This article is due for an update to mention that.
Deletehello, thanks for tips, solve my problem with DBeaver + MS SQL Server
ReplyDeletevery good!