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SQL Server Forum / General / Security / April 2006

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Speed of SQL Authenication vs. Trusted Connection

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2redline@gmail.com - 24 Apr 2006 16:49 GMT
Why would SQL Authenication be slower than Trusted Connection?

Could the person who coded it done somthing to prefer trusted and when
it fails to use sql authenication and thus slow it down.

The same front-end using sql authenication is 1/20th the speed of when
it is switched to Trusted connection.

We do not use domain servers since we use Novell for network storage so
we really want to find out why sql authenication is so slow as it will
not work with 60+gig db of database.

Thanks
2redline@gmail.com - 27 Apr 2006 15:40 GMT
Just wanted to post our findings here to maybe help others.  It was an
issue with the Access front-end.  Created a new mdb, file, import,
select all, select all, ...... and them re-linked references etc. Now
sql authenication is as fast as trusted connection.
 
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