Anders

> I had a need for this feature using MS_Description. A few of our tools use it as default to pull out descriptions such as redgate tools, azure purview and...

@jhoolachan @w0ut0 we think this might solve #153! any chance you want to pip install this branch and see if it works for you? or at least copy the `sqlserver__create_schema()`...

@oscar-konig thanks for reporting this and double thanks for the reproducible example! This helped @alieus and I resolve the issue very quickly. The fix was that the below macro was...

ah! this solves #219 -- thanks @bsalerno! note for future -- we should probably start testing using both version 17 and 18 of the driver

@jhoolachan thanks for putting in the work to get this set up! more info: 1. what MSFT SQL product are you using? SQL Server (on-prem or IaaS) or Azure SQL?...

> I also see the same issue when using service principal authentication. In that scenario, the compiled schema is : client_id@tenant_id weird! it might be that `'userid@domain'` or `client_id@tenant_id`aren't properly...

> The error is the same as when connecting via AAD Integrated: > > `"The specified schema name 'userid@domain' either does not exist or you do not have permission to...

1. are you using the Azure SQL database that isn't `master`? 2. can you log-into the database using SSMS using the "MFA + interactive auth" option (the one the opens...

> Edit: I saw your note to move it to tsql-utils. Is that functionality available in GitHub or do you just mean re-post there? yes, I _think_ so, but let's...

another thing that would help is if you could go to the `logs/dbt.log` file and scroll down to the bottom where you're getting the error and share that here (or...