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Authentication Required

The Authentication Required dialog box appears when you are trying to open a document on a server to which you previously established a connection, and the connection has been dropped or lost. This can happen for example, upon restarting Stylus Studio when the last document opened was one stored on a remoted database. The server's host and port are displayed by default. You need to provide the username and password required to log in to that host.

Fields

User Name

The name used to log in to the host displayed at the top of the Authentication Required dialog box.

Password

The password associated with the username.

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Creating a Default Database Connection

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