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Query Analyzer As command will open a query window with the configured username and not the prompted one.
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Unable to reproduce with the provided steps (which I found none because nobody attached steps to reproduce the issue).
However, right-clicking on a server node and selecting Query Analyzer As... produces an Authenticate dialog. If I enter an (invalid) username and password, the exception tells me "Login failed for user x" where X is the user name entered on the dialog. Unless other steps are involved, I am unable to reproduce.
To reproduce the condition, uncheck 'Save password' checkbox in the server registration. Then connect to that server, expand tree, right click on a database node and select Query Anazyler As...
The trick seems to be in 'Save password' being off.
To reproduce the condition, uncheck 'Save password' checkbox in the server registration. Then connect to that server, expand tree, right click on a database node and select Query Anazyler As...
The trick seems to be in 'Save password' being off.
Issue #6241 |
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| Fixed |
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Unable to reproduce with the provided steps (which I found none because nobody attached steps to reproduce the issue).
However, right-clicking on a server node and selecting Query Analyzer As... produces an Authenticate dialog. If I enter an (invalid) username and password, the exception tells me "Login failed for user x" where X is the user name entered on the dialog. Unless other steps are involved, I am unable to reproduce.