Integrate AD with local SQL Server - sql-server

Question

I have a local SQL Server. My computer login is Domain\myName.
The local SQL Server instance allows me to sign in using Windows authentication. I am in logins as Domain\myName. I am using a third party app that creates a directory that only Domain\myName can access.
So I tried to create a credential for Domain\myName and then use a proxy to run a SQL Server Agent job that writes to that directory. However, when I right click on credentials, the only location that show up is <mycomputername>, so Domain\myName does not appear in the identity list.
How can I get Domain\myName to be able to run a job with the correct authorization to write to a directory?
Thanks

Answer 1

If you mean that SSMS dialog is not giving you a picker to select a Domain account, just use TSQL
USE msdb ;
GO
CREATE CREDENTIAL myNameCredential WITH IDENTITY = 'Domain\myName',
SECRET = 'G3$1o)lkJ8HNd!';
GO
-- creates proxy and assigns the credential
EXEC dbo.sp_add_proxy
#proxy_name = 'Proxy for myName',
#enabled = 1,
#description = 'Proxy for myName',
#credential_name = 'myNameCredential' ;
GO
-- grants the proxy "Proxy for myName" access to
-- the Powershell Scripting subsystem.
EXEC dbo.sp_grant_proxy_to_subsystem
#proxy_name = N'Proxy for myName',
#subsystem_id = 12 ;
GO
Create a SQL Server Agent Proxy - Using Transact-SQL
Note that the TSQL job step doesn't do a real local logon for the proxy account, so you'll have to use PowerShell or CMDEXEC.