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despite the fact that Windows Authentication cannot be used with Azure SQL Databases! (At least, not that I know of). We recommend using Windows Authentication.
#Ms access runtime error 3251 split database index = password#
If you use SQL Server Authentication, your password is stored in clear text on the linked Access tables. Interestingly enough, on one of the documentation pages from MS about linking Access to on-prem/Azure SQL Server, they specifically note: The problem lies in the fact that I don't want users to have to enter a password every time, and I'd rather not store credentials/passwords in not-secure ways. We do have an Azure AD, it is NOT federated (so, no AD FS), but we do have Seamless SingleSSO enabled The front-ends will be stored on a mapped network drive (to a network share)Īpproximately 25 people will be using the db from their Active Directory joined computers The Access db has been split into a back end and ~10 different front ends (for different departments/roles) I have already migrated all of the data to the new azure db. I think the best way to do this is to migrate all the data to the new Azure db, and then link the tables in the back end file to their azure counterparts (although, if anyone has any suggestions otherwise, they're welcome!).
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The company I work for has an old Access database that I'd like to move the back end to Azure SQL Server.