ODBC Driver for Certinia

Build 24.0.9060

AuthScheme

The type of authentication to use when connecting to Certinia.

Possible Values

Basic, OAuth, OAuthClient, OAuthPassword, OAuthJWT, OAuthPKCE, OneLogin, PingFederate, OKTA, ADFS, AzureAD

Data Type

string

Default Value

"OAuth"

Remarks

  • Basic: Set this to use Basic user / password authentication.
  • OAuth: Set this to perform OAuth with the code grant type.
  • OAuthClient: Set this to perform OAuth with the client grant type.
  • OAuthPassword: Set this to perform OAuth with the password grant type.
  • OAuthJWT: Set this to perform OAuth authentication with a JWT certificate. Requires the following additional connection properties. [OAuthJWTCert,/OAuthJWTCertType/OAuthJWTCertPassword/OAuthJWTCertSubject/OAuthJWTIssuer/OAuthJWTSubject]
  • OAuthPKCE: Set this to use Proof Key of Code Exchange(PKCE) extension of the standard OAuth2 flow. Either set your own PKCEVerifier or the driver will automatically generate one for you.
  • OneLogin: Set this to perform SSO authentication through OneLogin. All identity providers require the following common connection properties. [SSOLoginURL/SSOExchangeUrl]
  • PingFederate: Set this to perform SSO authentication through PingFederate. All identity providers require the following common connection properties. [SSOLoginURL/SSOExchangeUrl]
  • OKTA: Set this to perform SSO authentication through OKTA. All identity providers require the following common connection properties. [SSOLoginURL/SSOExchangeUrl]
  • ADFS: Set this to perform SSO authentication through ADFS. All identity providers require the following common connection properties. [SSOLoginURL/SSOExchangeUrl]
  • AzureAD: Set this to perform SSO authentication through AzureAD. Please see the connection property SSOProperties for more information.

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