Using integrated security to access SQL Server database

Hi,
Currently we are using username/password combination to log in to a SQL Server database. These varaiables are defined as environment variables.
For security reasons we now want to use integrated security of the SQL Server database. This way the connection will be with the NTUser the Nodemanager has been started with.
Can this be done in Fort�?

I do not think there is a way to pass the NT user's security authentication over to the DB in UDS.
ka

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