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I am running a Java Application as a Service in Windows that’s using JDBC to connect to SQL Server. This application is started as a different user than the one logged into the Machine. My question is will the JDBC Driver use the user assigned to start the service to authenticate against or the logged in user (which there might not be one)?
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You can change logged in users all you want, the service will keep running in the background under the account that it was initially started.
If the connection is set to using Integrated Security, then the account that the service is started under will be the one that is used.