

In this case, you should follow the "Steps for Users Not Joined to the SQL Server Domain," below. (For example, you may be accessing SQL Server using a VPN.) If the result is No credentials cache file found, you are not joined to a corporate domain. Type klist at the prompt, and press Return. Open the Terminal application on the Mac ( Applications > Utilities > Terminal) If you are not sure whether or not you are signed in to the corporate domain, do the following: Two sets of steps are provided: One set is for users who are not currently signed in to the same corporate domain as SQL Server, and another set for users who are. The kinit utility is included with Mac OS X. You will need to use the Kinit utility to obtain and cache a Kerberos ticket before you will be able to use Windows Authentication to sign in to Microsoft SQL Server. To use the integrated security bring in a SQLServer node in KNIME workflow, then select .SQLServerDriver.QuestionHow to connect to a SQL Server data source using Windows authentication from a Mac computer running Tableau Desktop. Restart KNIME (will not work without restart) The version number in your install is probably different.

In KNIME you can use the Database Connector node to establish a connection to any jdbc compliant db.

Open the knime.ini file in a text editor and add the VM argument = with the path to the dll and restart KNIME. To do so, you have to edit the knime.ini file which is located in the root directory of your KNIME installation.

You then also need to make sure that the jdbc driver finds the sqljdbc_auth.dll. To establish the connection you have to register the MS jdbc driver in KNIME as described in the first section of the database documentation. By using the jdbc driver provided by Microsoft you should be able to conect to your database via windows authentication.
