JDBC - This driver is not configured for integrated authentication
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‎01-28-2014 10:39 AM
I am looking into an issue with a JDBC connection and I am getting the above error.
I have seen another message on here that talked about an expired password,
I can logon to the destination SQL server with the account that is running the MID server service (and no password warnings), the account looks good in AD too - never expire as it is a service account
To make sure, I changed the MID server to use my admin account which is not expiring and also has full access to the SQL server
still the same error
Anyone got any other suggestions ?
Many thanks
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‎03-13-2014 08:20 AM
Having the same issue here. Any luck resolving it?
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‎11-19-2015 03:48 AM
When you do this type of connections apart from having the Mid Server set up with the right credentials, do you need a jdbc driver / connector to make this work or the jdbc probe will take care of this? I am just trying to understand how the mid will communicate with the sql database without any other additional piece of software.
I noticed I needed to install odbc driver when I integrate with Excel.
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‎03-13-2014 10:04 AM
I raised a ticket with the servicedesk and was sent an updated file to apply to the MID servers
Did that and it all works
Cheers
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‎03-13-2014 10:27 AM
Thanks for the reply. I'll try the same thing!