| MS SQL Server 2005 and Data Source Explorer with integrated authentication [message #57307] |
Mon, 20 July 2009 11:21  |
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hi ya!
I am using eclipse galileo with Eclipse Data Tools Platform 1.7.0 and the
last version of ms sql server jdbc driver, and JRE 1.6
When I am working with "Database Development" Perspective, I can create a
connection to the database (Ms SQL SERVER 2005) using "integrated
authentication" but I cannot see any table. I can see just two folders
"Authorization IDs" and Catalogs, but I cannot see any table...
I know the connection is ok, because I can execute SQL Query again the
Database with that connection, and I can see the data.
Any idea
thanks in advance
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| Re: MS SQL Server 2005 and Data Source Explorer with integrated authentication [message #57333 is a reply to message #57307] |
Mon, 20 July 2009 13:06  |
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Hi Luis...
Interesting. Could it be that the catalogs/schemas are not visible to
the user/password credentials used? The database name in the profile
properties may be set to a database that isn't visible to the user?
We tested using the older 1.2 driver from Microsoft as well and really
haven't had a chance to test with the new 2.0 driver. That may be an
issue as well.
If you are sure that a) the user has credentials for the database and b)
you get the same result using the older driver, please log a Bugzilla
entry for this and we'll try and take a look.
Thanks!
--Fitz
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| Re: MS SQL Server 2005 and Data Source Explorer with integrated authentication [message #596084 is a reply to message #57307] |
Mon, 20 July 2009 13:06 |
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Hi Luis...
Interesting. Could it be that the catalogs/schemas are not visible to
the user/password credentials used? The database name in the profile
properties may be set to a database that isn't visible to the user?
We tested using the older 1.2 driver from Microsoft as well and really
haven't had a chance to test with the new 2.0 driver. That may be an
issue as well.
If you are sure that a) the user has credentials for the database and b)
you get the same result using the older driver, please log a Bugzilla
entry for this and we'll try and take a look.
Thanks!
--Fitz
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