Integrated Security

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integrated Security= true
or
Integrated Security=SSPI
Does the above mean the same thing in a connection string?
 
¤ integrated Security= true
¤ or
¤ Integrated Security=SSPI
¤ Does the above mean the same thing in a connection string?

I don't know that there is any difference between the two. However, I've heard of people who have
had problems using "True" and Microsoft highly recommends using SSPI.


Paul
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