Re: [toad_ss_beta] RE: Windows authentication

Toad for SQL Server
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Hank if you're not getting the dialog try shift+right click. As for domains I
think it only lists available domains which is often 1 only.

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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
image002.png

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Thanks Eric,

Hank Freeman

Senior Systems, Database/Data Warehouse Architect

hfreeman@msn.com

678.414.0090 my cell Primary
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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
image002.png

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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
image001.png

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If you right click on the icon, click “Run as Administrator” as shown below,
you will get the option to put in new credentials.

At this point you can type DOMAIN\USERNAME format and it will switch you to
whatever you enter for the domain domain.

Thanks

kw
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