SQL Prompt now uses a dedicated Entra ID application to authenticate users to Azure SQL Database instances.
With this update, users logging in via Entra ID with MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) will be prompted to approve permissions to allow SQL Prompt to connect to their databases.
Depending on your tenant's settings, an administrator's approval may be required to complete this authorization.
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