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Q.
I am trying to use an SQL database on the same machine which uses trusted (or mixed) security.
The Test button works but it doesn't let me in.
A.
When you are using this model, you will have the same problem and need the
same solution
as if you were
trying to use a database on a remote machine.
Q.
OK, but why is it that only your software needs to do this to access the database? I
have no problems with ASP, Cold Fusion, InfoMaker, Powerbuilder, etc.
A.
It is to do with how the system loads services and the permission it
assigns them. When the IIS service is loaded (and
consequently the AuthentiX filter along with it) it
is given a special identity. This identity only has anonymous
access to local resources. If a service needs resources which
require additional permissions, then the service (and any dll's
it loaded) needs to impersonate a "real" user.
I cannot speak to the other applications you
mention, however if they do not load as
part of a system service, then they won't
have the same kind of requirement, because they'll
be running in the context of a "real" user (just like
the AuthentiX windows GUI, when you hit the Test button).
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