In a connection string, what does the "Integrated Security" attribute indicate?
- The authentication mode
- The connection timeout
- The database name
- The port number
The "Integrated Security" attribute in a connection string indicates the authentication mode to be used. When set to "True," it specifies that Windows authentication should be used, allowing the application to connect using the current Windows credentials of the user running the application. When set to "False," SQL Server authentication is used, and the connection requires a username and password.
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