I connect to a dozen or more databases for work, and they all use the exact same Windows credentials. When I change my password every 3 months, I have to go through and update all of the database connections with the new password.
Microsoft Remote Desktop has a "User Accounts" configuration, where you can set up a username and password configuration:

Once you have a username/password configured, you can then associate that user account with any number of desktop configurations.

This allows me to change the password in one place for the 30 servers I have configured. A similar feature in SQLPro would make it vastly easier (and less likely to cause an account lockout when I forget to change a server) when I have to change my password.
I connect to a dozen or more databases for work, and they all use the exact same Windows credentials. When I change my password every 3 months, I have to go through and update all of the database connections with the new password.
Microsoft Remote Desktop has a "User Accounts" configuration, where you can set up a username and password configuration:
Once you have a username/password configured, you can then associate that user account with any number of desktop configurations.
This allows me to change the password in one place for the 30 servers I have configured. A similar feature in SQLPro would make it vastly easier (and less likely to cause an account lockout when I forget to change a server) when I have to change my password.