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Alphabetical list of options
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This option specifies whether integrated logins are permitted. The following
values are accepted (the values are case insensitive):
Standard This is the default setting, which does not permit integrated
logins. An error occurs if an integrated login connection is attempted.
Mixed With this setting, both integrated logins and standard logins are
allowed.
Integrated With this setting, all logins to the database must be made
using integrated logins.
Caution
Setting the LOGIN_MODE database option to Integrated restricts
connections to only those users who have been granted an
integrated login mapping. Attempting to connect with a user ID
and password generates an error. The only exceptions to this are
users with DBA authority (full administrative rights).
$ For more information on integrated logins see "Using integrated logins"
on page 77 of the book ASA User’s Guide.
LOGIN_PROCEDURE option
A login procedure that sets connection compatibility options at startup. By
default the procedure calls the
sp_login_environment
procedure to determine
which options to set.
String
Can be set for an individual connection or for the PUBLIC group. Takes
effect immediately.
sp_login_environment
This login procedure calls the sp_login_environment procedure at run time to
determine the database connection settings.
You can customize the default database option settings by creating a new
procedure and setting LOGIN_PROCEDURE to call the new procedure. You
should not edit either sp_login_procedure or sp_tsql_environment.
MAX_CURSOR_COUNT option
A resource governor to limit the maximum number of cursors that a
connection can use at once.
Description
Function
Allowed values
Scope
Default
Description
Function

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