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Hi, We want to connect to Azure Sql database using Azure SQL authentication with a Managed Service Identity, But through Enterprise Library is not possible
Using native SqlConnection it is possible, But as I said, EL doesn't support this behavior
But, If we use database = new GenericDatabase(builder.ConnectionString, 'System.Data.SqlClient'); it is not possible to set AccessToken in the same connection object in the database object that was created.
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Hi, We want to connect to Azure Sql database using Azure SQL authentication with a Managed Service Identity, But through Enterprise Library is not possible
Using native SqlConnection it is possible, But as I said, EL doesn't support this behavior
We made test Using Native SqlConnection from System.Data.SqlClient as the link shows and it works
https://winterdom.com/2017/10/19/azure-sql-auth-with-msi
But, If we use database = new GenericDatabase(builder.ConnectionString, 'System.Data.SqlClient'); it is not possible to set AccessToken in the same connection object in the database object that was created.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: