add parameter -T makting the pyodbc trust the server certificate (MSSQL) #2
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This parameter is not used in sqsh.
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Thanks for the commit. I no longer work at kfzteile24, but I will try to find my old colleagues and encourage them to accept this PR :) |
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👍 or maybe transfer it to the mara github organization |
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@apisarenco would you mind if I copy this code into a new repo in the mara organization? |
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Adds an additional parameter to trust the server certificate of a MSSQL host. The new MSSQL driver 18 uses by default a SSL connection and the default mssql docker image e.g. the microsoft-mssql-server which I use for testing uses a self-signed SSL certificate.
Note: Paramter
-Tis not defined insqshso this should cause any troubles.