TL;DR: is there an extended property for user application authorization?
My development environment and my user application database are seperated by a VPN and distinct active domains, with no username overlap.
While developing, I am not running the user application via IAM but directly against the model in the SF. I have restricted access to the user application database,
I have no say in the domain user names, or which to use. This precludes windows domain authentication when starting the user application.
My work-around is to add an RDBMS-login to my SF database for a corresponding RDBMS-login on the other end. Is that the only way? I can not find an extended property that tells to give a second login pop-up or that allows to define a static user/password combination for the user application.
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Runtime config: different authorization for user application database
Best answer by Vincent Doppenberg
I would not have expected it to matter whether you start the application against the model in the SF or the model in IAM, there is no relevant difference between the two with regard to this behaviour. I will do some testing soon to it to see why it doesn't work the same way.
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