MCP SQL Server

# SQL Server Connection Configuration # Basic connection settings SERVER_NAME=localhost DATABASE_NAME=your_database_name # Connection options TRUST_SERVER_CERTIFICATE=true CONNECTION_TIMEOUT=30 ENCRYPT=false READONLY=false # Authentication Method Selection # Set USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=true for Windows Authentication # Set USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=false (or omit) for SQL Server Authentication USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=false # =============================================== # SQL Server Authentication (when USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=false) # =============================================== USERNAME=your_sql_username PASSWORD=your_sql_password # =============================================== # Windows Authentication (when USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=true) # =============================================== # For Windows Authentication, you can specify: # DOMAIN=your_domain_name # Optional: specify domain (leave empty for local machine) # USERNAME=your_windows_user # Optional: specify user (leave empty to use current user) # PASSWORD=your_windows_pass # Optional: specify password (leave empty for current user) # Examples for Windows Authentication: # Example 1: Use current Windows user (recommended for local development) # USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=true # DOMAIN= # USERNAME= # PASSWORD= # Example 2: Use specific domain user # USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=true # DOMAIN=MYDOMAIN # USERNAME=myuser # PASSWORD=mypassword # Example 3: Use local Windows user # USE_WINDOWS_AUTH=true # DOMAIN= # USERNAME=localuser # PASSWORD=localpassword