I am using a service account (AD account sync’d with Azure AD) to connect to Azure SQL DB (Note: SQL account connection works but need AD account to work)
Service account (abc#xyz.com) has ‘Read/Write’ access on Azure SQL DB
Service account connection works from (SQL studio) SSMS.
I am getting "Microsoft SQL: Cannot open server '#xyz.com' requested by the login. The login failed" error. I don't understand what I am I doing wrong here. The account has been created in DB, it has access and still it doesn't connect.
That server name is too short to be an Azure SQL Database.
It should be something like name.database.windows.net
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I am trying to connect to my Azure Data Explorer database in a NON-PRODUCTION azure tenant via Azure B2B. My B2b user is an Admin on the ADX database as assigned within the Azure Portal and I can run queries fine from within the ADX Queries window. When I sign in via Power BI and try to connect, it sees the ADX cluster but does not see the databases. If I specify the database directly in the Power BI Connection window, I get the following error...
Unable to connect
We encountered an error while trying to connect.
Details: "Access to the resource is forbidden."
I was expecting access to the database but I do not think the ADX connector in Power BI can authenticate to an ADX database via Azure B2B credentials. I think it can only pass native credentials to that specific Azure Active Directory.
I have a requirement to migrate existing on-prem SQL Server to Google cloud sql and along with this i also wanted to migrate existing jobs(internally executes ssis package) and this jobs are running with windows authentication account.
Is there any way that we can create same windows authentication on cloud sql instance
I'm trying to connect Google Data Studio to a MySQL first-generation instance in Google Cloud SQL.
Error message:
Access denied, please check your username and password.
Error ID: 4db6a388
I've tried to use Google Cloud SQL connector, tried MySQL connector. Both tried also via JDBC. No success. With MySQL connector I've tried to add list of Data Studio IP's
In Google Cloud SQL connector manual I've found:
A Data Studio data source can connect to a single Cloud SQL database table.
You must have at least cloudsql.client permission in the Cloud SQL project to create the connection. If you don't have this access, you can use the MySQL connector instead.
Should I use IAM to grant cloudsql.client permission? How should I specify Data Studio in New member textbox? I've tried to specify my user, but this also doesn't work.
You are likely typing in the instance connection name wrong. You can copy it from your Cloud SQL instance homepage. The instance connection name should be,
project name:sql server region:instance name
Is there a way to access Google cloud SQL instance from Google cloud function using a service account without coding database username and password on cloud function?
Thanks
You can manage Cloud SQL using service account credentials. You cannot login and authenticate to the database (MySQL / PostreSQL) using a service account. You must use username and password.
Google Cloud SQL is a managed database service. This means all the infrastructure required to run MySQL or PostreSQL in the cloud plus management. To login to the database software itself that runs inside Cloud SQL, you must use the authentication method that the database requires. This is username and password.
I have FBA configured in a web application (SharePoint 2013) with ASPNET Membership Database in SQL Server.
Now I need to have FBA users (SQL - Membership Database users) synchronized in User Profile Service. Please let me know if there is any way to avail this.
Thanks.