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Hmmm... not sure why you'd use JDBC for local database access...
But, it's the driver that controls this, not JDBCR4. If you have a JDBC
driver that is capable of using the local credentials, it should be
possible to make it work with JDBC_ConnProp().
The driver that I've used with DB2 for i, however, is designed for
network use, so it always makes a TCP connection to the database server
(if you use localhost, it doesn't get sent out over ethernet, but it's
still a network connection) and therefore requires your userid/password
in order to know who you are.
On 2/10/2014 12:34 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
When establishing a JDBC connection (via Scott Klement's JDBCR4) to
"localhost," is there a way to tell it to "just use the signed-on user,"
rather than requiring a user-ID and password to be passed?
--
JHHL
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