Ant, JDBC, MS SQL Server

Hello,
I am having trouble using Ant and MS SQL Server... Here's the info:
<target name="run.prelim.sql" depends="" >
<sql
driver="com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver"
url="jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://baba:1433;database=FishStore"
userid="foobar"
password="barbaz"
rdbms="mssqlserver"
>
<transaction
src="E:\Apps\FishStore\FishScripts\test.sql"/>
</sql>
</target>
When I run this ant target:
BUILD FAILED
E:\Apps\FishStore\FishScripts\build.xml:45: java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC][SQLServer]Login failed for user 'foobar'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
Any suggestions, hints, & tips?
Kindest regards,

Hi Unnsse,
By the sound of it I suspect it 's the security settings of the SQL Server instance you 're working with. Could it be the instance is set to accept only windows authentication, thus barring logins using explicit username/password?
Good riddance,
Rudy.

What's up with the "Good Riddance" closing greeting?

Nothing much. I just think it fits nicely with the ranch theme, just as my display name does.
S' long,
Rudy

What's up with the "Good Riddance" closing greeting?

Nothing much. I just think it fits nicely with the ranch theme

How does rudeness fit "nicely with the ranch theme"?
[ March 20, 2004: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]

My sentiments exactly.......

Unnsse, Bear, possibly others,
Please accept my apologies for any rudeness. I am afraid I have tried to leap further than my knowledge of english allows for in using the term 'good riddance'. I have in the meantime found out it is not exactly related to riding, as I thought. I must say, though, that I have not really found why it 'd be rude.
Anyway, inappropriate is also out of place, so I 'll close my post with:
Good riding,
Rudy.

I had a feeling that it was because you really didn't understand the phrase.
"Good riddance" is rude because it basically means "goodbye and I'm glad to see you go because I don't like you".

Thanks for the explanation, Bear. I can see how that fits to what I read in the dictionary. Would be great if those also gave this kind of explanation.
Good riding,
Rudy.