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   Tim Ritberg:   
      
   > I dont want a windows user, because I dont want to install   
   > Kerberos.   
      
   Then the only alternative I know is an SQL user -- a user   
   with login and password registered inside an MSSQL instance.   
   You can pass his credentials via -U and -P.   
      
   > I  guees, I have to setup this user first.   
      
   I don't know.  Login to your MSSQL instance via Management   
   Studio and see what users are present under   
      
                  -> Security -> Logins   
      
   If there are no SQL users (which is strange) go ahead and   
   create one, with all the required permissions.  In my   
   experiece, however, there is always an administrator-user   
   `sa'.   
      
   > But I do not have any admin user. Could that be a local   
   > windows admin?   
      
   Since you said you do not want authentification by a Windows   
   user, it cannot.  Create a proper MSSQL user.   
      
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