Hello! When working with a database, the connector fails to connect to the MS SQL Server database. Throws an error, I can't figure out the reason for this error. Perhaps you have already come across in your experience with a similar one and can help me, otherwise, excuse the bother, if this question is not for you.
Searching online I saw that in one case the server was set to "Windows Authentication Mode" only and it was resolved by setting it to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode"
Also - you can try making the connection and database import in Excel and then copy the connection string you see in Excel to the connector field's "Full Connection String".
@jason.lightfoot Thanks for the help! I have already tried to solve the problem in this way and unfortunately it did not help. I understand that this question is not entirely for you, I just assumed that you might have come across you earlier.
I'll try your option!
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