Generate connection string
Forms a connection string from the passed data
Function GenerateConnectionString(Val Address, Val Base = "", Val Login = "", Val Password = "", Val Port = "", Val WindowsAuth = False) Export
Parameter | CLI option | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
Address | --addr | String | ✔ | Database server address and instance |
Base | --db | String | ✖ | Name of the database to connect |
Login | --login | String | ✖ | mssql user login |
Password | --pass | String | ✖ | mssql user password |
Port | --port | Number | ✖ | Server port |
WindowsAuth | --trust | Boolean | ✖ | Use Windows authentication. The login and password will be ignored |
Returns: String - MSSQL connection string
tip
This function allows you to quickly assemble a basic connection string. In case you need more flexible configuration, you can also form (obtain) this connection string on your own (ADO format)
1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example
Address = "127.0.0.1";
Login = "bayselonarrend";
Password = "12we...";
Result = OPI_MSSQL.GenerateConnectionString(Address, , Login, Password);
- Bash
- CMD/Bat
oint mssql GenerateConnectionString \
--addr "127.0.0.1" \
--login "SA" \
--pass "***"
oint mssql GenerateConnectionString ^
--addr "127.0.0.1" ^
--login "SA" ^
--pass "***"
Result
"Server=127.0.0.1;User Id=bayselonarrend;Password=***;"