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Credentials

Credentials allow users that connect to Microsoft SQL Server using SQL Authentication to connect to Windows or other resources outside of SQL Server. A credential is a record containing the authentication information needed to connect to a resource outside of SQL Server. Most credentials consist of a Windows user login name and password. In Windows 2003 Server and above, the password may not be required. This server object is available since Microsoft SQL 2005.

 

After creating a credential, you can map it to a SQL Server login with Create Login Wizard or Login Editor.

 

Note: A single credential can be mapped to multiple SQL Server logins. But a SQL Server login can be mapped to only one credential.

 

 

 



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