> Please let me know how I can provide authentication like SQL server
> there are window authentication and SQL server authentication same can
> be incorporated in Firebird.

You need Firebird 2.1 or higher on Windows. Then all depends on the
Authentication configuration parameter in firebird.conf.

* Authentication = native

Authentication is against the Firebird security database only.


* Authentication = trusted

Authentication is with the Windows domain/workgroup user only.


* Authentication = mixed

If you provide a user/password at connect time, then native
authentication is used. If you don't provide a user/password at connect
time, then you are using Windows authentication.


Hope this helps.

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