Overview
Syntax
Arguments
Notes
Examples
Overview
set authentication information to connect database server
	 
Syntax
setauth [<CONNECTION_STRING>] [-n|--name ENTRY_NAME] [-t|--temp] [-s|--save]
           [-r|--reset] [--consoleout FILEPATH] [-v|--verbose] [-w|--wait]
           [-i|--interactive] 
 
Arguments
            | Parameter | Description | 
            | <CONNECTION_STRING> | Enter your ODBC, OLEDB or ADO.net connection string. If you want to use ADO.net driver then only SQL Server supported right now. | 
            | -n | --name ENTRY_NAME | Entry name. If this is not specified along with --save flag then information saved under default entry name | 
            | -t | --temp | set only for this session. | 
            | -s | --save | Persist information on disk so it can be loaded next time. This information is stored in encrypted form on your local machine. | 
            | -r | --reset | clears all saved options. | 
            | --consoleout FILEPATH | Captures console output and saves to file | 
            | -v | --verbose | Log verbosity level. -v means detailed, If you don't specify this option then minimum logging will be done. | 
            | -w | --wait | Wait for user input before exit | 
            | -i | --interactive | Continue in interactive mode after this command is completed. This switch is not applicable if you already in interactive mode | 
 
Notes
Examples
            | Examples | 
            | sets connection string and save entry with name 
 
 setauth --save -n LIVEDB "Dns=proddb;uid=user1;pwd=Pass123" | 
            | sets connection string and save entry as default credentials 
 
 setauth --save "Dns=mydns;uid=user1;pwd=Pass123" | 
 
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