Closed MarkEwer closed 1 week ago
Sry for the late response
I am not an expert regarding MSSQL, but according to the docs it should work like that sqlserver://username:password@host/instance?param1=value¶m2=value
(Source here)
Have you tried to add the instance name after the host?
Any update on the issue? Does it work now?
Not for me.
I managed to get it working. This is the pattern I'm using for Windows Authentication:
sqlserver://[SERVER NAME]/[INSTANCE NAME]?Database=[DATABASE NAME]&Trusted_Connection=True&TrustServerCertificate=True
For example, assuming this parameters:
The connection string will be:
sqlserver://DBServer.local/INSTANCE_TEST?Database=DB_Test&Trusted_Connection=True&TrustServerCertificate=True
Close this for now - if anyone still has issues feel free to reopen
I'm trying out this tool to hook it into our documentation system but I ran into a snag. My MSSQL server uses a Named Instance that is not the default. I can't quite figure out how to put that instance name in the connection string?
Is this an unsupported scenario?