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title: Single Sign-On to Oracle 12c release 1 DB and MSSQL Databases
slug: end-user-guide-3-5-0-legacy-ui/single-sign-on-to-oracle-12c-release-1-db-and-mssql-databases
description: Learn how to securely connect to a target database without knowing privileged user credentials. Follow step-by-step instructions to define a second password in your account settings and enable this convenient feature. Please note that system admins must c
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createdAt: 2022-08-10T14:56:59.000Z
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Users can connect to the target database without knowing the privileged user credentials.

To use this feature, the **Second Password** functionality must be defined in the user’s Account Settings page.

1. Navigate to **User Management** >** User Accounts**.
2. Open the **Account Setting**s tab.
3. Enter a **Second Password**.
4. **Save**.

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System admins must define the Single Sign-on (SSO) configurations before users can use the SSO feature.

See sections @connecting to an oracle Connecting to an Oracle Database via Kron PAM SQL Proxy and Connecting to MSSQL, MySQL, Cassandra, Teradata, Hive, PostgreSQL, DB2, and SAP Hana Databases via Kron PAM SQL Proxy for other connections.
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