IntegratedSecurity Properties

IntegratedSecurity Object Properties Methods Lists Collections

Property Description

Application
    Application
    Write: No
The Application object.
AuditLevel
    SQLOLE_AUDIT_TYPE
    Write: Yes
The audit level.
DefaultDomain
    String
    Write: Yes
The default Windows NT domain name used for trusted connections. For Windows NT user accounts from this domain, SQL Server uses the Windows NT username alone when attempting to find a matching SQL Server login. For Windows NT user accounts not from this DefaultDomain, SQL Server adds that user's Windows NT domain name and an underscore to the front of the Windows NT username when attempting to find a matching SQL Server login.
DefaultLogin
    Identifier
    Write: Yes
The default SQL Server login used for trusted connections when the Windows NT username does not match any of the existing SQL Server logins.
ImpersonateClient
    Boolean
    Write: Yes
Determines if xp_cmdshell impersonates the security context of the client connection. If True, xp_cmdshell runs in the security context of the client connection. If False, xp_cmdshell runs in the security context of the SQL Server. The default is False.
MapDollarSign
    String
    Write: Yes
Which one of several special characters in a Windows NT username is automatically mapped to a dollar sign ($) character in the SQL Server login. This value may be "domain separator", "space", "null", or any single character.
MapPoundSign
    String
    Write: Yes
Which one of several special characters in a Windows NT username is automatically mapped to a pound sign (#) character in the SQL Server login. This value may be "domain separator", "space", "null", or any single character.
MapUnderscore
    String
    Write: Yes
Which one of several special characters in a Windows NT username is automatically mapped to an underscore (_) character in the SQL Server login. This value may be "domain separator", "space", "null", or any single character.
Parent
    SQLServer
    Write: No
The SQLServer object.
SecurityMode
    SQLOLE_SECURITY_TYPE
    Write: Yes
The login security mode.
SetHostName
    Boolean
    Write: Yes
Determines if SQL Server uses the Windows NT username as the host name for trusted connections. If True, the host name is always the Windows NT username. If False, the host name is whatever value is specified by the client application.
TypeOf
    SQLOLE_OBJECT_TYPE
    Write: No
The type of object.
UserData
    Long
    Write: Yes
Temporary storage space contained in this object for private use by the application. SQL-DMO does not use this property.