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MSSQL: Initial support for sslmode #1163
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- Allow sslmode as a user specified connection detail - Perform logic for the preloginResponse depending on what the user requested and what the server actually supports This can be expanded as we begin supporting other sslmodes - tests for encryption logic for preloginResponse
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(#1163) Initial support for sslmode
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For this issue sslmode need only take the value
disable
, in fact this is the default value at this point. sslmode=disable means no TLS and so that should be reflected in the behavior.Acceptance Criteria
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