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Posted - 2003-08-14 : 08:05:52
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| Batur KILIÇ writes "Hi This is Batur Kýlýç From Turkey.Thank you for your Forum Site and other information.I have a question about 'Login to SQL Server'. I want a login remote sql server while remote computers guest account and my account (on remote computer) disabled. SQL security mode does not matter.Thank Your Answer." |
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tkizer
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Posted - 2003-08-14 : 11:44:17
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| From SQL Server Books Online:sp_denyloginPrevents a Microsoft® Windows NT® user or group from connecting to Microsoft SQL Server™.Syntaxsp_denylogin [ @loginame = ] 'login' Arguments[@loginame =] 'login'Is the name of the Windows NT user or group. login is sysname, with no default. If the Windows NT user or group does not exist in SQL Server, it is automatically added.Return Code Values0 (success) or 1 (failure)Remarkssp_denylogin can be used only with Windows NT accounts in the form Domain\User, for example London\Joeb. sp_denylogin cannot be used with SQL Server logins added with sp_addlogin.Use sp_grantlogin to reverse the effects of sp_denylogin and allow the user to connect.sp_denylogin cannot be executed within a user-defined transaction.PermissionsOnly members of the securityadmin or sysadmin fixed server roles can execute sp_denylogin.ExamplesThis example prevents user Corporate\GeorgeW from logging in to SQL Server.EXEC sp_denylogin 'Corporate\GeorgeW'OrEXEC sp_denylogin [Corporate\GeorgeW]Tara |
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