Azure Active Directory Password-based Authentication
Version:
2023.1
Last modified: May 17, 2023
This article shows how to authenticate with a username and password.
Common Prerequisites
- Available account in Azure Active Directory.
- Available Azure MS SQL server.
- Azure Active Directory is set to centrally manage identity and access to Azure SQL Database.
- Installed MS ODBC Driver for SQL Server. The current version is 17.
DSN Connection
You can connect with DNS using Data Connection Manager (DCM) or without it.
Prerequisites: User or System DSN is configured in ODBC data source manager to use Azure Active Directory Password authentication.
DSN Connection without DCM
- Place the Input Data tool on the Designer canvas.
- Select the down arrow in the Connect a File or Database field.
- From Data Sources, choose Microsoft Azure SQL Database - ODBC.
- Choose DSN created in the preconditions from the dropdown.
- Provide Username and Password and select OK.
- Choose any table from your database in the Query Builder.
- Select OK.
DSN Connection Using DCM
- Make sure that DCM is enabled.
- Place the Input Data tool on the Designer canvas.
- Below Connect a File or Database field, select Set Up a Connection.
- From Data Sources, choose Microsoft Azure SQL Database - ODBC.
- Provide data source details and select Save.
- ODBC DSN should have the name of DSN created in ODBC Data Sources.
- Select Connect Credential.
- Choose the User name and password authentication method credential type.
- Select Link or Create and Link.
- Select Create New Credential for the Credential.
- Enter a descriptive name for Credential, User name and Password, and select Create and Link.
- Select Connect.
- Choose any table from your database in the Query Builder.
- Select OK.
DSN-less Connection
You can establish a DSN-less connection using Data Connection Manager (DCM) or without it.
DSN-less Connection without DCM
- Place Input Data tool on Designer canvas
- Enter this connection string to Connect a File or Database field:
odbc:Driver={ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server};Server=tcp:<_your_server_>,1433;Database=<_your_db_>;Uid=<_user_name_>;Pwd=<_your_pw_>;Encrypt=yes;TrustServerCertificate=no;Connection Timeout=30;Authentication=ActiveDirectoryPassword
Replace text between <> with actual values. - Select the 3 dot icon next to the Table or Query option.
- Choose any table from your database in the Query Builder.
- Select OK.
DSN-less Connection Using DCM
- Make sure that DCM is enabled.
- Place the Input Data tool on the Designer canvas.
- Below the Connect a File or Database field, select Set Up a Connection.
- Choose Microsoft SQL Server - Quick connect from Data Sources.
- Select the Add Data Source button.
- Provide a descriptive name for Data Source Name, actual server, and database name.
- Make sure the Driver is set to ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server.
- Select the Save button.
- Select Connect Credential.
- Choose the Azure Active Directory Password authentication credential.
- Select Create New Credential for the Credential.
- Enter a descriptive name for Credential, User name, and Password and select Create and Link.
- Select Connect.
- Select any table from your database in the Query Builder.
- Select OK.