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QUESTION POSED ON: 22 March 2006
I want to implement Windows Authentication for users connecting to an application under C++ development in SQL Server 2000. How can I do it?

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SQL Server 2000 directly supports authenticating users via Windows Authentication. You need to:

  • Create an appropriate database role for the users
  • Assign appropriate permissions within the database to that role
  • Add the windows users (or better – their windows group) to that role

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