SqlServer: support single sign on / Windows credential authentication This is done through a new db-extra-arguments section in instance_dir/sources which is passed as a string to the extra_args named argument of lgc.db.get_connection. If this argument is Trusted_Connection, windows authentication is used instead of login/password. This change requires at least revision 5475ec3f6412 of logilab.common which will be included in logilab-common 0.46. debian/control updated to mention this new dependency.

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add_relation_type('prefered_form')

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rql('SET X prefered_form Y WHERE Y canonical TRUE, X identical_to Y')

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checkpoint()

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drop_attribute('EmailAddress', 'canonical')

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drop_relation_definition('EmailAddress', 'identical_to', 'EmailAddress')

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if 'see_also' in schema:

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    sync_schema_props_perms('see_also', syncprops=False, syncrdefs=False)