[v17] Add SID support for PKINIT#54870
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Amplify deployment status
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Lets wait v18.0 release testing to test this out before merging the backport.
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Merging now that release testing has validated this change on master. In the meantime there were some other changes on v17 to this area, so I had to do a manual merge to resolve conflicts. I re-tested the updated code against actual SQL Server with Kerberos. |
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Backport #54719 to branch/v17.
Manual backport due to conflicts:
make grpcChangelog: Database protocols using Kerberos (SQL Server, Oracle) can now be configured to fetch user SID for Full Enforcement mapping.