Our Organization having an On-Prem SQL Data base and also one centralized Gateway. Then I created Connection to On-Prem SQL DB using that Gateway and Auth Type: Windows. This connection is used in PowerApp instant flow. At the initial time of creating this connection I selected Auth Type as "Windows" and then it asked me to key in user id, password and I provided my windows id & password and that worked fine.
The problem is whenever anyone else trying to use the powerapp and making any insert update using that flow, it is always logging my domain ID in SQL Server Audit. But my expectation was that - when I created the connection, as it is Windows Auth - Every user will be able to run PowerApp and call flow with the context of their own Domain ID.
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