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To use SQL Server, an SQL-srv account has to be used as opposed to a Windows-authenticated (AD) account. Furthermore, the following is required:

  1. Database host

  2. (Optional) Database port

  3. Database name

  4. Database username

  5. Database password

Using a host with like machine01instance? Write it like this: machine01instance

Password cannot contain $ signs.