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Looks like that the property administratorLogin (in the properties block) is included automatically behind the scenes even though when not specifying it.
Why is this included? The value is set to CloudSA********. Is this mandatory? Possible to exclude or remove it?
Or is it even possible to delete/disable it?
Repro steps
Deploy resource with this template
Go to Azure and check the JSON/template of this resource (automation -> export template)
The property administratorLogin (which is not included) can be seen
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
"Each logical server in Azure (which hosts SQL Database or Azure Synapse) starts with a single server administrator account that is the administrator of the entire server."
"SQL authentication is disabled when enabling Microsoft Entra-only authentication in the Azure SQL environment, including connections from SQL server administrators, logins, and users. Only users using Microsoft Entra authentication are authorized to connect to the server or database."
I believe this is how Azure SQL Server is intended to function. If you were to try and login with SQL auth it should fail. This is not an issue with the template itself. I believe this issue should be closed.
SQL server with Azure AD-only authentication
Issue Details
Looks like that the property administratorLogin (in the properties block) is included automatically behind the scenes even though when not specifying it.
Why is this included? The value is set to CloudSA********. Is this mandatory? Possible to exclude or remove it?
Or is it even possible to delete/disable it?
Repro steps
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: