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Authentication between the Connect for Salesforce ODBC driver and the SQL Engine

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TitleAuthentication between the Connect for Salesforce ODBC driver and the SQL Engine
URL Nameauthentication-between-the-connect-for-salesforce-odbc-driver-and-the-sql-engine
Article Number000118614
EnvironmentProduct: Connect for ODBC Salesforce Driver
Version: 7.1
O/S: All Supported
Database: Salesforce
Application: N/A
Question/Problem Description
Is Authentication between the Connect for Salesforce ODBC driver and the SQL Engine possible?
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There is no specific authentication between the driver and the SQL Engine server. The connection to the SQL Engine server does require that the connection to Salesforce be created to fully establish the connection. The Salesforce connection does require authentication.

So, even in the unlikely case of unintended access to the SQL Engine, the requirement of authentication to the Salesforce server still serves as the security measure for connection.
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Last Modified Date11/6/2018 10:21 PM
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