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Doing NT Authentication in SQL SP
Name: Waff Date: July 27, 2003 at 20:48:40 Pacific OS: NT Server 4.0 CPU/Ram: Dual PIII 400, 512M RAM
Comment:
I am looking for way to perform the NT domain logon function for application authentication purpose via my MS SQL stored procedure. Ideally, I would execute a command line utility in my SQL stored procedure using xp_cmdshell with the parameters NT login ID, password & NT domain passed in. The utility would provide the login result in form of command line output to be captured as xp_cmdshell return value so that the stored procedure could determine whether the login is successful or not.
While I cannot find such utility or any other way to do that.
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